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Predicting the probability of violence in actor–target relational dyads: Self-control and interpersonal provocations as mutual properties by Schreck, Christopher J, Berg, Mark T, Rogers, Ethan M

“…Abstract If disputes are ever-present in human interaction, all relational dyads contain potential offenders and targets. We theorize that each dyad partner’s…”
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Reporting Crime Victimizations to the Police and the Incidence of Future Victimizations: A Longitudinal Study by Ranapurwala, Shabbar I, Berg, Mark T, Casteel, Carri

“…Law enforcement depends on cooperation from the public and crime victims to protect citizens and maintain public safety; however, many crimes are not reported…”
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Perpetrator characteristics and firearm use in pediatric homicides: Supplementary Homicide Reports - United States, 1976 to 2020 by Berg, Mark T, Rogers, Ethan M, Rochford, Hannah

“…Describe trends in perpetrator characteristics and firearm use in pediatric homicides across the United States. Multiply-imputed data from the Federal Bureau…”
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Lessons of an Honour Code: A Consideration of Conflict-related Processes and Interpersonal Violence by Berg, Mark T, Rogers, Ethan M, Taylor, Bruce G, Liu, Weiwei, Mumford, Elizabeth A

“…Abstract Criminological research has long suggested that attitudes concerned with honour and aggression, such as the ‘street code’, are related to violent…”
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Using Census Data to Understand County-Level Differences in Overall Drug Mortality and Opioid-Related Mortality by Opioid Type by Monnat, Shannon M, Peters, David J, Berg, Mark T, Hochstetler, Andrew

“…To examine associations of county-level demographic, socioeconomic, and labor market characteristics on overall drug mortality rates and specific classes of…”
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Reentry and the Ties that Bind: An Examination of Social Ties, Employment, and Recidivism by Berg, Mark T., Huebner, Beth M.

“…Scholars consistently find that reentering offenders who obtain steady work and maintain social ties to family are less likely to recidivate. Some theorize…”
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Reappraising and Redirecting Research on the Victim–Offender Overlap by Berg, Mark T., Mulford, Carrie F.

“…The strong positive association between offending and victimization, or the victim–offender overlap, has received considerable amount of research attention in…”
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A Social Interactionist Approach to the Victim-Offender Overlap by Berg, Mark T., Felson, Richard

“…Objectives A social interactionist perspective suggests that violent offenders are frequently victims of violence because of the way they behave, and the way…”
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A Multilevel Examination of Neighborhood Social Processes and College Enrollment by BERG, Mark T, STEWART, Eric A, STEWART, Endya, SIMONS, Ronald L

“…Previous sociological research on the neighborhood context of youth educational attainment has focused almost exclusively on the effects of neighborhood…”
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Studying Crime Trends: Introduction to the Special Issue by Rosenfeld, Richard, Berg, Mark T.

“…The study of change over time in crime rates is as old as criminology itself. A fundamental question about crime rates is whether they are moving up or down…”
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The Opioid Hydra: Understanding Overdose Mortality Epidemics and Syndemics Across the Rural‐Urban Continuum by Peters, David J., Monnat, Shannon M., Hochstetler, Andrew L., Berg, Mark T.

“…The rapid increase of fatal opioid overdoses over the past two decades is a major U.S. public health problem, especially in non‐metropolitan communities. The…”
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Extending a Social Control Framework to Explain the Link between Romantic Relationships and Violent Victimization by Non-Intimate Perpetrators: A Study of Actor and Partner Effects by Schreck, Christopher J., Krajewski, Andrew, Berg, Mark T.

“…Victim data reveals that romantic relationships correspond to significant reductions in violent victimizations committed by strangers and acquaintances. This…”
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Trends in the Lethality of American Violence by Berg, Mark T.

“…Research on homicide trends has not adequately considered trends in interpersonal disputes. Aggregate homicide rates partly reflect the extent to which less…”
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Losing Years Doing Time: Incarceration Exposure and Accelerated Biological Aging among African American Adults by Berg, Mark T., Rogers, Ethan M., Lei, Man-Kit, Simons, Ronald L.

“…Research suggests that incarceration exposure increases the prevalence of morbidity and premature mortality. This work is only beginning to examine whether the…”
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Neighborhood structural disadvantage and biological aging in a sample of Black middle age and young adults by Lei, Man-Kit, Berg, Mark T., Simons, Ronald L., Beach, Steven R.H.

“…Research on the social determinants of health has suggested that neighborhood disadvantage may undermine healthy aging and is particularly relevant for…”
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THE VICTIM-OFFENDER OVERLAP IN CONTEXT: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF NEIGHBORHOOD STREET CULTURE by BERG, MARK T., STEWART, ERIC A., SCHRECK, CHRISTOPHER J., SIMONS, RONALD L.

“…Although numerous studies have found a strong relationship between offending and victimization risk, the etiology of this relationship is not well understood…”
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Incarceration Exposure, Biological Aging, and Depression Symptoms in an African American Sample of Older Adults by Berg, Mark T, Riley, Kendall, Lei, Man-Kit, Simons, Ronald L

“…The study draws upon perspectives on life-course stressors and health to assess whether lifetime incarceration exposure is a determinant of biological aging…”
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Recreating Human Mobility Patterns Through the Lens of Social Media: Using Twitter to Model the Social Ecology of Crime by Wo, James C., Rogers, Ethan M., Berg, Mark T., Koylu, Caglar

“…Studies of neighborhood crime are often limited in their ability to account for the dynamic nature of human mobility, a central tenet of prominent theoretical…”
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Accounting for Racial Disparities in the Nature of Violent Victimization by Berg, Mark T.

“…Objectives Prior research suggests racial differences in violent victimization reflect differences in severity and not frequency. The current study proposes…”
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Are Men Reluctant to Assault Women Even When Intoxicated? by Krajewski, Andrew T., Felson, Richard B., Berg, Mark T.

“…Alcohol intoxication leads to anti-normative behavior. Because violence against women is more anti-normative than violence against men, we suggest that the…”
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