David B Wilson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3768913 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | David B Wilson |
| NOMBRES | David B |
| APELLIDO | Wilson |
| FIRMA | WILSON D B |
| AFILIACIONES | George Mason University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1826-7745 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 161 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1970 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Effectiveness of drug testing requirements on pretrial supervision outcomes
Human Trafficking and the Passage of the 2000 TVPA
We examined changes in patterns of federal prosecutions of sex trafficking cases, including the success of those prosecutions, between 2000, when congress passed the Trafficking Victims Protections Act (TVPA), and 2020. For comparison purposes, we evaluated changes in federal child pornography and sexual abuse prosecutions over the same time. Across all case types, the number of prosecutions increased through the early 2000s and decreased after 2…
Trauma-Informed Interventions for At-Risk and Justice-Involved Youth
The impact of trauma on children and youth has potentially serious and long-lasting negative consequences, including increased involvement in the juvenile and criminal justice systems. The objective of this study was to meta-analyze research on the effectiveness of trauma-informed treatment programs for justice-involved youth and youth at risk of justice system involvement who have experienced some form of trauma. Our systematic search identified…
Body‐worn cameras’ effects on police officers and citizen behavior
Basic Statistics in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Race and Perceptions of Police
Procedural justice theory posits that people will view law and legal institutions as more legitimate and will be more willing to cooperate and comply with these institutions and their agents when treated in a procedurally just manner. While research supports this basic premise, questions remain about the influence of race on this process, especially in the wake of several recent highly publicized and controversial deadly force incidents involving…
Assessing the effectiveness of drug courts on recidivism
William Whewell, Galileo, and reconceptualizing the history of science and religion
This paper advocates a reconceptualization of the history of science and religion. It is an approach to the subject that would aid research by historians of science as well as their message to others, both academic and non-academic. The approach is perfectly illustrated by the life and ideas of William Whewell and Galileo
Effect of Suspect Race on Officers’ Arrest Decisions
Many respondents to opinion surveys say that the citizen's race influences how police officers treat the public, yet recent expert social‐science panels have declared that research findings are too contradictory to form a conclusion on whether American police are biased against racial minorities. We perform a meta‐analysis of quantitative research that estimates the effect of race on the police decision to arrest. Screening nearly 4,500 potential…
Whewell Versus Mill
A systematic review of drug court effects on recidivism
On blowing trumpets to the tulips
The H. Bösch, F. Steinkamp, and E. Boller meta-analysis reaches mixed and cautious conclusions about the possibility of psychokinesis. The authors argue that, for both methodological and philosophical reasons, it is nearly impossible to draw any conclusions from this body of research. The authors do not agree that any significant effect at all, no matter how small, is fundamentally important (Bösch et al., 2006, p. 517), and they suggest that psy…
A meta-analytic review of court-mandated batterer intervention programs
A Quantitative Review of Structured, Group-Oriented, Cognitive-Behavioral Programs for Offenders
Prior reviews and meta-analyses have supported the hypothesis that offender rehabilitation programs based on cognitive-behavioral principles reduce recidivism. This article quantitatively synthesizes the extant empirical evidence on the effectiveness of structured cognitive-behavioral programs delivered to groups of offenders. The evidence summarized supports the claim that these treatments are effective at reducing criminal behavior among convic…
Meta-Analytic Methods for Criminology
Meta-analysis was designed to synthesize empirical relationships across studies, such as the effects of a specific crime prevention intervention on criminal offending behavior. Meta-analysis focuses on the size and direction of effects across studies, examining the consistency of effects and the relationship between study features and observed effects. The findings from meta-analysis not only reveal robust empirical relationships but also identif…
Effects of Correctional Boot Camps on Offending
A systematic review incorporating meta-analytic techniques of correctional boot camps studies was conducted. An intensive search identified 771 documents of which 144 were deemed potentially relevant, located, and evaluated for eligibility. In 37 documents, 29 studies were judged eligible for inclusion in the systematic review. The 29 studies resulted in 44 samples providing the primary unit of analysis. Quasi-experimental and experimental studie…
From Galaxies to Turbines
Reply to comments on Lipsey and Wilson (1993)
Reply to comments on Lipsey and Wilson (1993)
The efficacy of psychological, educational, and behavioral treatment
British Journal for the History of Science. John Brooke
Technology and the Character of Contemporary Life
Nature of Previous Experimental List Learning and Phenomenon of Simultaneous Acqusition-Retention
Underwood and Lund (1979) found that long-term recall of a common list of words increased directly as the number of lists learned simultaneously increased up to three. They called this the simultaneous acquisition-retention phenomenon. The purpose of the present experiment was to see if the nature of proactive interference affects this phenomenon. It was hypothesized that simultaneous learning would proactively interfere with subsequent simultane…
Nutritive value of Indian bread-root, squaw-root, and Jerusalem artichoke
Victorian Science and Religion
A propos de: Between Science and Religion: The Reaction to Scientific Naturalism in Late Victorian England par F. Miller Turner (Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 1974), ppXII + 273| Science and Religious Belief: A Selection of Recent Historical Studies, Ed. par C. A. Russell (University of London Press| 1973), pp. VIII + 323| Science, Religion and Education in Britain, 1804-1904, par N. W. Saffin (Lowden Publishing Co., Kilmore, Austr…
Effect of Suspect Race on Officers’ Arrest Decisions
Many respondents to opinion surveys say that the citizen's race influences how police officers treat the public, yet recent expert social‐science panels have declared that research findings are too contradictory to form a conclusion on whether American police are biased against racial minorities. We perform a meta‐analysis of quantitative research that estimates the effect of race on the police decision to arrest. Screening nearly 4,500 potential…
Effects of Correctional Boot Camps on Offending
A systematic review incorporating meta-analytic techniques of correctional boot camps studies was conducted. An intensive search identified 771 documents of which 144 were deemed potentially relevant, located, and evaluated for eligibility. In 37 documents, 29 studies were judged eligible for inclusion in the systematic review. The 29 studies resulted in 44 samples providing the primary unit of analysis. Quasi-experimental and experimental studie…
Meta-Analytic Methods for Criminology
Meta-analysis was designed to synthesize empirical relationships across studies, such as the effects of a specific crime prevention intervention on criminal offending behavior. Meta-analysis focuses on the size and direction of effects across studies, examining the consistency of effects and the relationship between study features and observed effects. The findings from meta-analysis not only reveal robust empirical relationships but also identif…
Herschel and Whewell's Version of Newtonianism
Nutritive value of Indian bread-root, squaw-root, and Jerusalem artichoke
Butts on Whewell's View of True Causes
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Human Trafficking and the Passage of the 2000 TVPA
We examined changes in patterns of federal prosecutions of sex trafficking cases, including the success of those prosecutions, between 2000, when congress passed the Trafficking Victims Protections Act (TVPA), and 2020. For comparison purposes, we evaluated changes in federal child pornography and sexual abuse prosecutions over the same time. Across all case types, the number of prosecutions increased through the early 2000s and decreased after 2…
George Gabriel Stokes on Stellar Aberration and the Luminiferous Ether
Acceptance of Augustin Fresnel's wave theory of light posed numerous questions for early nineteenth-century physicists. Among the most pressing was the problem of the properties of the luminiferous ether. Fresnel had shown that light waves were transverse. Therefore, since, among ordinary materials, only solids support transverse vibrations, there existed striking likenesses between highly tangible solids and the highly intangible ether. Accordin…
Effectiveness of drug testing requirements on pretrial supervision outcomes
Heralds of Science, as Represented by Two Hundred Epochal Books and Pamphlets Selected from the Burndy Library
National Catalog of Sources for History of Physics; Report No. 1
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 161 all of the post-World War II generation of archaeologists. Their efforts have been directed, not so much toward the elucidation of technologies, but toward the interpretation of the relationship of technology to other dimensions of human culture. Both approaches have their merits, and the British can benefit as much from the anthropological bias of the Americans as the Americans can from the analytical inno…
National Catalog of Sources for History of Physics; Report No. 1
George Gabriel Stokes on Stellar Aberration and the Luminiferous Ether
Acceptance of Augustin Fresnel's wave theory of light posed numerous questions for early nineteenth-century physicists. Among the most pressing was the problem of the properties of the luminiferous ether. Fresnel had shown that light waves were transverse. Therefore, since, among ordinary materials, only solids support transverse vibrations, there existed striking likenesses between highly tangible solids and the highly intangible ether. Accordin…
Butts on Whewell's View of True Causes
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Essay Review
Herschel and Whewell's Version of Newtonianism
Victorian Science and Religion
A propos de: Between Science and Religion: The Reaction to Scientific Naturalism in Late Victorian England par F. Miller Turner (Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 1974), ppXII + 273| Science and Religious Belief: A Selection of Recent Historical Studies, Ed. par C. A. Russell (University of London Press| 1973), pp. VIII + 323| Science, Religion and Education in Britain, 1804-1904, par N. W. Saffin (Lowden Publishing Co., Kilmore, Austr…
Nutritive value of Indian bread-root, squaw-root, and Jerusalem artichoke
Nature of Previous Experimental List Learning and Phenomenon of Simultaneous Acqusition-Retention
Underwood and Lund (1979) found that long-term recall of a common list of words increased directly as the number of lists learned simultaneously increased up to three. They called this the simultaneous acquisition-retention phenomenon. The purpose of the present experiment was to see if the nature of proactive interference affects this phenomenon. It was hypothesized that simultaneous learning would proactively interfere with subsequent simultane…
Technology and the Character of Contemporary Life
British Journal for the History of Science. John Brooke
The efficacy of psychological, educational, and behavioral treatment
Reply to comments on Lipsey and Wilson (1993)
Reply to comments on Lipsey and Wilson (1993)
Meta-Analytic Methods for Criminology
Meta-analysis was designed to synthesize empirical relationships across studies, such as the effects of a specific crime prevention intervention on criminal offending behavior. Meta-analysis focuses on the size and direction of effects across studies, examining the consistency of effects and the relationship between study features and observed effects. The findings from meta-analysis not only reveal robust empirical relationships but also identif…
Effects of Correctional Boot Camps on Offending
A systematic review incorporating meta-analytic techniques of correctional boot camps studies was conducted. An intensive search identified 771 documents of which 144 were deemed potentially relevant, located, and evaluated for eligibility. In 37 documents, 29 studies were judged eligible for inclusion in the systematic review. The 29 studies resulted in 44 samples providing the primary unit of analysis. Quasi-experimental and experimental studie…
From Galaxies to Turbines
A meta-analytic review of court-mandated batterer intervention programs
A Quantitative Review of Structured, Group-Oriented, Cognitive-Behavioral Programs for Offenders
Prior reviews and meta-analyses have supported the hypothesis that offender rehabilitation programs based on cognitive-behavioral principles reduce recidivism. This article quantitatively synthesizes the extant empirical evidence on the effectiveness of structured cognitive-behavioral programs delivered to groups of offenders. The evidence summarized supports the claim that these treatments are effective at reducing criminal behavior among convic…
On blowing trumpets to the tulips
The H. Bösch, F. Steinkamp, and E. Boller meta-analysis reaches mixed and cautious conclusions about the possibility of psychokinesis. The authors argue that, for both methodological and philosophical reasons, it is nearly impossible to draw any conclusions from this body of research. The authors do not agree that any significant effect at all, no matter how small, is fundamentally important (Bösch et al., 2006, p. 517), and they suggest that psy…
A systematic review of drug court effects on recidivism
Whewell Versus Mill
William Whewell, Galileo, and reconceptualizing the history of science and religion
This paper advocates a reconceptualization of the history of science and religion. It is an approach to the subject that would aid research by historians of science as well as their message to others, both academic and non-academic. The approach is perfectly illustrated by the life and ideas of William Whewell and Galileo
Effect of Suspect Race on Officers’ Arrest Decisions
Many respondents to opinion surveys say that the citizen's race influences how police officers treat the public, yet recent expert social‐science panels have declared that research findings are too contradictory to form a conclusion on whether American police are biased against racial minorities. We perform a meta‐analysis of quantitative research that estimates the effect of race on the police decision to arrest. Screening nearly 4,500 potential…
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