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An integrative model of exposure to violence, aggression, and violent offending
 Rape survivors' agency in the legal and medical systems
 
Association and discrimination of ignitable liquids from matrix interferences using chemometric procedures
 Extent and characteristics of illegal firewood collection and charcoal production activities: A case study of Mwekera National Forest No. 6, Copperbelt Province, Zambia
 
Comparison of extraction procedures for the extraction of organic impurities from seized 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) tablets
 Strain, status or stereotype? The nexus of economic distress and family violence
 
Validation of the Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment Protocol (JSOAP-II) for predicting sexual and non-sexual crimes
 The impact of officer characteristics on police responsiveness in service encounters
 
Influence of evaporation and matrix interferences on the association and discrimination of ignitable liquids using chemometric procedures
 Participation in terrorist organizations: An analysis of left wing DHKP/C and religiously motivated Turkish Hezbollah terrorist organizations
 
Birthplace of aluminum, cradle of crime: Spheres of influence in the deindustrialization of New Kensington, Pennsylvania, 1930--1970
Analysis of counterfeit risks and development of a counterfeit product risk model
 
Motivation to change in sex offenders: Exploring sex offender types
 Ideologically-motivated homicide in the United States, 1990--2008: A comparison of far-right and identity-based homicide events
 
Perceptions of police corruption among Turkish police cadets
 The influence of workgroups on occupational attitudes of the police: A multilevel examination
 
Examination of the relationship between self-directedness and outcomes of the online COP training program in the Turkish National Police context