Handbook of Gun Violence covers a variety of subjects and disciplines related to gun violence research. The first section provides an updated overview of the prevalence of gun violence, including a dedicated section to the surge in violence during the COVID-19 pandemic. The second section covers biopsychosocial risk and protective factors for violence, including genetics, psychopathology, neurocognitive function, and community influences. The last section reviews options for Gun violence prevention and intervention, including treatments for youth delinquency and violence and antisocial behavior.…mehr
Handbook of Gun Violence covers a variety of subjects and disciplines related to gun violence research. The first section provides an updated overview of the prevalence of gun violence, including a dedicated section to the surge in violence during the COVID-19 pandemic. The second section covers biopsychosocial risk and protective factors for violence, including genetics, psychopathology, neurocognitive function, and community influences. The last section reviews options for Gun violence prevention and intervention, including treatments for youth delinquency and violence and antisocial behavior.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword Section A: Epidemiology/Public health 1. The History of Firearm Injury Prevention Research 2. The Public Health Approach for Firearm Violence and Injury Prevention 3. IPV and Gun Violence: A Focus on Teen Dating Violence 4. Firearm Suicide Risk and Prevention Among Service Members 5. Firearm Suicide 6. Inequities in Interpersonal Firearm Violence 7. The Epidemiology and Prevention of Unintentional Firearm Injuries Section B: Biopsychosocial 8. Risk and Protective Factors for Adolescent Gun Carrying and Firearm Violence 9. Neurobiology of Violence 10. Guns, Genes, and Crime 11. Psychopathy and Violence 12. Contagious Effects of Gun Violence in the Media: A Social-Cognitive Perspective 13. A Social-Ecological Model to Understand Gun Violence Section C: Violence Prevention and Intervention 14. Healthcare-Based Firearm Injury Prevention 15. Firearm Suicide Prevention 16. Technical Assistance as a Tool to Enhance the Dissemination and Implementation of Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention Strategies 17. Community-Based Approaches to Prevent Firearm Violence 18. Place-based approaches to Firearm Violence Prevention 19. Psychosocial Interventions for Children and Adolescents with Conduct Problems 20. Prison-Based Interventions for Violence 21. Gun Violence and Its Influence on School Safety and Security 22. Hunting Safety 23. Enhancing the Translation of Violence Prevention Efforts and Research in Politically Charged Policy Environments Section D: Forensic Psychology 24. Firearm Violence and Individuals with Serious Mental Illnesses 25. Offender Profiling and Gun Crime 26. Mass Shootings 27. Terrorism and Gun Violence 28. Violence Risk Assessment and Management Section E: Criminology 29. The Gun-Centric Nature of Gang Violence 30. Forced Migration and Gun Violence: What do we Know? 31. Firearms Trafficking and Transnational Crime 32. A Neurocriminological Perspective on Violence Section F: Funding, Surveillance Data, and Research Methods 33. Emerging Research Areas and Contributions of NIH in Firearm Injury and Mortality Research 34. Federal and Foundation Funding for Gun Violence Prevention Programming and Research 35. Public Health Surveillance of Nonfatal Firearm Injuries 36. Public Health Surveillance of Firearm Injury Deaths 37. Applying Data Science to the Study of Gun Violence 38. Research methods: Considerations and Opportunities to Advance Firearm Injury and Violence Prevention Section G: Policy and Politics 39. New Zealand Experience with Gun Violence and Gun Control 40. European Experience with Gun Violence and Gun Control 41. U.S. Experience with Gun Violence and Gun Control
Foreword Section A: Epidemiology/Public health 1. The History of Firearm Injury Prevention Research 2. The Public Health Approach for Firearm Violence and Injury Prevention 3. IPV and Gun Violence: A Focus on Teen Dating Violence 4. Firearm Suicide Risk and Prevention Among Service Members 5. Firearm Suicide 6. Inequities in Interpersonal Firearm Violence 7. The Epidemiology and Prevention of Unintentional Firearm Injuries Section B: Biopsychosocial 8. Risk and Protective Factors for Adolescent Gun Carrying and Firearm Violence 9. Neurobiology of Violence 10. Guns, Genes, and Crime 11. Psychopathy and Violence 12. Contagious Effects of Gun Violence in the Media: A Social-Cognitive Perspective 13. A Social-Ecological Model to Understand Gun Violence Section C: Violence Prevention and Intervention 14. Healthcare-Based Firearm Injury Prevention 15. Firearm Suicide Prevention 16. Technical Assistance as a Tool to Enhance the Dissemination and Implementation of Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention Strategies 17. Community-Based Approaches to Prevent Firearm Violence 18. Place-based approaches to Firearm Violence Prevention 19. Psychosocial Interventions for Children and Adolescents with Conduct Problems 20. Prison-Based Interventions for Violence 21. Gun Violence and Its Influence on School Safety and Security 22. Hunting Safety 23. Enhancing the Translation of Violence Prevention Efforts and Research in Politically Charged Policy Environments Section D: Forensic Psychology 24. Firearm Violence and Individuals with Serious Mental Illnesses 25. Offender Profiling and Gun Crime 26. Mass Shootings 27. Terrorism and Gun Violence 28. Violence Risk Assessment and Management Section E: Criminology 29. The Gun-Centric Nature of Gang Violence 30. Forced Migration and Gun Violence: What do we Know? 31. Firearms Trafficking and Transnational Crime 32. A Neurocriminological Perspective on Violence Section F: Funding, Surveillance Data, and Research Methods 33. Emerging Research Areas and Contributions of NIH in Firearm Injury and Mortality Research 34. Federal and Foundation Funding for Gun Violence Prevention Programming and Research 35. Public Health Surveillance of Nonfatal Firearm Injuries 36. Public Health Surveillance of Firearm Injury Deaths 37. Applying Data Science to the Study of Gun Violence 38. Research methods: Considerations and Opportunities to Advance Firearm Injury and Violence Prevention Section G: Policy and Politics 39. New Zealand Experience with Gun Violence and Gun Control 40. European Experience with Gun Violence and Gun Control 41. U.S. Experience with Gun Violence and Gun Control
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