Catherine Kaukinen
Biographic Data
| ID | 121080 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Catherine Kaukinen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Catherine |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaukinen |
| SIGNATURE | KAUKINEN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado Colorado Springs |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 105 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
A Developmental and Life-Course Approach to Further Understanding of the Nature and Causes of Intimate Partner Violence and Femicide
The current paper explores the theoretical and empirical capacity of developmental and life-course criminology (DLC) to further our understanding of non-lethal intimate partner violence (IPV) and femicide. Drawing on Sampson and Laub’s age-graded theory and Moffitt’s dual taxonomy, the paper delves into empirical research that has identified and examined the overlap between general offending and IPV, highlighting how these DLC theoretical framewo…
Re-Opening Dallas: A Short-Term Evaluation of Covid-19 Regulations and Crime
We investigated the relationship between COVID-19 stay-at-home regulations and property and violent crime indexes in Dallas, TX during the first 6 months of 2020. We tested for changes in property and violent crime trends using four key “intervention” dates: the stay-at-home order issued by Judge Clay Jenkins (March 24), the start of Governor Abbott’s phase one of re-opening (May 1), a second phase of more widespread re-openings (May 18), and a t…
The Role of Family Structure and Family Processes on Adolescent Problem Behavior
We examined the impact of family structure and family processes on engagement in multiple and co-occurring problem behaviors during adolescence (delinquency, substance use, risky sexual behavior, and truancy) while accounting for key risk factors (attachment to school, antisocial peers, self-control, and residential stability) for antisocial behavior. Using data from Waves 1 and 2 of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (…
Domestic violence during the Covid-19 pandemic - Evidence from a systematic review and meta-analysis
When Stay-at-Home Orders Leave Victims Unsafe at Home: Exploring the Risk and Consequences of Intimate Partner Violence during the Covid-19 Pandemic
The Direction of Violence Against Women Research and Evaluation
Although researchers have made numerous advances in the understanding of the nature, extent, and dynamics of violence against women (VAW), there is an ever-increasing need for data used in academic research and within policy decision-making to be collected via rigorous methodological designs to accurately measure the incidence and impact of VAW. What is now needed are research collaborations within an interdisciplinary research cluster that will …
Child Abuse and the Experience of Violence in College Dating Relationships: Examining the Moderating Effect of Gender and Race
Dating Violence Among College Students: The Risk and Protective Factors
The research review synthesizes the knowledge base on risk and protective factors for dating violence while highlighting its relevance to violence against college women. In particular, the review highlights the personal, family, relationship, and behavioral factors that heighten the risk of dating violence victimization and perpetration while also noting the methodological limitations of the current body of empirical research and identifying dire…
The Role of Economic Factors on Women’s Risk for Intimate Partner Violence: A Cross-National Comparison of Canada and the United States
National data from Canada and the United States are used to examine the connection between women's economic contributions to the family and their risk for physical and emotional abuse. Analyses show that American women are at a twofold greater risk; however, the relationship between economic variables and the risk of both physical violence and coercive control are more complex. Income serves to reduce the risk of both violence and coercive contro…
Sexual Assault and Current Mental Health: The Role of Help-Seeking and Police Response
We examine the extent to which seeking help from social service agencies, family and friends, reporting to the police, or responses by the police might buffer or exacerbate the impact of sexual assault on mental health outcomes among sexual assault victims.The trend in many cases was for help-seeking and police response to exacerbate the impact of sexual assault victimization. With respect to depression, we found that the association of rape pene…
The Relationship Between Violence in the Family of Origin and Dating Violence Among College Students
Prior research has established that violence in dating relationships is a serious social problem among adolescents and young adults. Exposure to violence during childhood has been linked to dating violence victimization and perpetration. Also known as the intergenerational transmission of violence, the link between violence during childhood and dating violence has traditionally focused on physical violence. This research examines the relationship…
The Police Reporting Behavior of Intimate Partner Violence Victims
On the Relationship Between Family Structure and Antisocial Behavior: Parental Cohabitation and Blended Households
In the last several decades, the American family has undergone considerable change, with less than half of all adolescents residing with two married biological parents. Using the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997, we construct an elaborate measure of family structure and find considerable heterogeneity in the risk of antisocial and delinquent behavior among groups of youth who reside in what are traditionally dichotomized as intact and n…
Mapping and visualizing the location HIV service providers: An exploratory spatial analysis of Toronto neighborhoods
Efforts have been made to identify, reduce and ultimately eliminate health disparities, yet variation in access to health services continues to be an important concern. As with large American cities, Toronto has been particularly hard hit by the AIDS epidemic, representing 68% of Ontario's HIV diagnoses (Health Canada, 2000). The accessibility of healthcare in terms of the geographic location and spatial distribution of health services are import…
Mapping the social demography and location of HIV services across Toronto neighbourhoods
In this paper we map the location and distribution of HIV service providers across Toronto neighbourhoods. Our analysis identified an uneven distribution of services across Toronto and a number of communities that are less accessible to HIV-related services. We subsequently identified three neighbourhood-level characteristics of the populations living within these communities (i.e. concentrated economic disadvantage, concentrated immigration, and…
Special Reviewers
Les types de délinquantes: Une Étude Longitudinale Des Causes Et Des Conséquences1
L’existence de différences sexuelles sur le plan du comportement antisocial est un fait largement répandu et accepté en criminologie, et ce, depuis la naissance de cette discipline. Bien que depuis une trentaine d’années les chercheurs se soient intéressés plus que jamais à la recherche théorique et empirique du comportement antisocial des femmes, force est de constater que les criminologues n’ont pas encore pleinement exploré la diversité des ty…
The Help-Seeking Strategies of Female Violent-Crime Victims: The Direct and Conditional Effects of Race and the Victim-Offender Relationship
The author used national data to examine the help-seeking strategies of female crime victims. The research has two objectives. First, to determine whether help seeking exists as isolated choices or whether there is a discernable set of help-seeking strategies used by victims. Second, the author examined the effects of race and the victim-offender relationship on these help-seeking decisions. Findings identify three help-seeking strategies: (a) mi…
Status Compatibility, Physical Violence, and Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships
This article analyzing national data (N = 7,408) examines the connection between men's and women's relative economic contributions in families and the risk of husband-to-wife physical violence and emotional abuse. Family violence researchers have conceptualized the association between economic variables and the risk of intimate partner violence with respect to the structural dimensions of sociodemographic factors, whereas feminist researchers con…
The help‐seeking of women violent crime victims: Findings from the Canadian violence against women survey
We use Canadian data to examine the help‐seeking strategies of women dealing with the consequences of violent victimization. Consideration of the help‐seeking strategies of victimsmay provide insight into other decision‐making processes. The analytic framework integrates research on police reporting and intimate partner violence with the wider help‐seeking literature. This integration allows for an examination of the effect of the victim’s relati…
Status Compatibility, Physical Violence, and Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships
This article analyzing national data (N = 7,408) examines the connection between men's and women's relative economic contributions in families and the risk of husband-to-wife physical violence and emotional abuse. Family violence researchers have conceptualized the association between economic variables and the risk of intimate partner violence with respect to the structural dimensions of sociodemographic factors, whereas feminist researchers con…
The Police Reporting Behavior of Intimate Partner Violence Victims
On the Relationship Between Family Structure and Antisocial Behavior: Parental Cohabitation and Blended Households
In the last several decades, the American family has undergone considerable change, with less than half of all adolescents residing with two married biological parents. Using the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997, we construct an elaborate measure of family structure and find considerable heterogeneity in the risk of antisocial and delinquent behavior among groups of youth who reside in what are traditionally dichotomized as intact and n…
Sexual Assault and Current Mental Health: The Role of Help-Seeking and Police Response
We examine the extent to which seeking help from social service agencies, family and friends, reporting to the police, or responses by the police might buffer or exacerbate the impact of sexual assault on mental health outcomes among sexual assault victims.The trend in many cases was for help-seeking and police response to exacerbate the impact of sexual assault victimization. With respect to depression, we found that the association of rape pene…
Child Abuse and the Experience of Violence in College Dating Relationships: Examining the Moderating Effect of Gender and Race
Mapping the social demography and location of HIV services across Toronto neighbourhoods
In this paper we map the location and distribution of HIV service providers across Toronto neighbourhoods. Our analysis identified an uneven distribution of services across Toronto and a number of communities that are less accessible to HIV-related services. We subsequently identified three neighbourhood-level characteristics of the populations living within these communities (i.e. concentrated economic disadvantage, concentrated immigration, and…
Les types de délinquantes: Une Étude Longitudinale Des Causes Et Des Conséquences1
L’existence de différences sexuelles sur le plan du comportement antisocial est un fait largement répandu et accepté en criminologie, et ce, depuis la naissance de cette discipline. Bien que depuis une trentaine d’années les chercheurs se soient intéressés plus que jamais à la recherche théorique et empirique du comportement antisocial des femmes, force est de constater que les criminologues n’ont pas encore pleinement exploré la diversité des ty…
The Role of Family Structure and Family Processes on Adolescent Problem Behavior
We examined the impact of family structure and family processes on engagement in multiple and co-occurring problem behaviors during adolescence (delinquency, substance use, risky sexual behavior, and truancy) while accounting for key risk factors (attachment to school, antisocial peers, self-control, and residential stability) for antisocial behavior. Using data from Waves 1 and 2 of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (…
The Role of Economic Factors on Women’s Risk for Intimate Partner Violence: A Cross-National Comparison of Canada and the United States
National data from Canada and the United States are used to examine the connection between women's economic contributions to the family and their risk for physical and emotional abuse. Analyses show that American women are at a twofold greater risk; however, the relationship between economic variables and the risk of both physical violence and coercive control are more complex. Income serves to reduce the risk of both violence and coercive contro…
The help‐seeking of women violent crime victims: Findings from the Canadian violence against women survey
We use Canadian data to examine the help‐seeking strategies of women dealing with the consequences of violent victimization. Consideration of the help‐seeking strategies of victimsmay provide insight into other decision‐making processes. The analytic framework integrates research on police reporting and intimate partner violence with the wider help‐seeking literature. This integration allows for an examination of the effect of the victim’s relati…
The help‐seeking of women violent crime victims: Findings from the Canadian violence against women survey
We use Canadian data to examine the help‐seeking strategies of women dealing with the consequences of violent victimization. Consideration of the help‐seeking strategies of victimsmay provide insight into other decision‐making processes. The analytic framework integrates research on police reporting and intimate partner violence with the wider help‐seeking literature. This integration allows for an examination of the effect of the victim’s relati…
The Help-Seeking Strategies of Female Violent-Crime Victims: The Direct and Conditional Effects of Race and the Victim-Offender Relationship
The author used national data to examine the help-seeking strategies of female crime victims. The research has two objectives. First, to determine whether help seeking exists as isolated choices or whether there is a discernable set of help-seeking strategies used by victims. Second, the author examined the effects of race and the victim-offender relationship on these help-seeking decisions. Findings identify three help-seeking strategies: (a) mi…
Status Compatibility, Physical Violence, and Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships
This article analyzing national data (N = 7,408) examines the connection between men's and women's relative economic contributions in families and the risk of husband-to-wife physical violence and emotional abuse. Family violence researchers have conceptualized the association between economic variables and the risk of intimate partner violence with respect to the structural dimensions of sociodemographic factors, whereas feminist researchers con…
Mapping and visualizing the location HIV service providers: An exploratory spatial analysis of Toronto neighborhoods
Efforts have been made to identify, reduce and ultimately eliminate health disparities, yet variation in access to health services continues to be an important concern. As with large American cities, Toronto has been particularly hard hit by the AIDS epidemic, representing 68% of Ontario's HIV diagnoses (Health Canada, 2000). The accessibility of healthcare in terms of the geographic location and spatial distribution of health services are import…
Mapping the social demography and location of HIV services across Toronto neighbourhoods
In this paper we map the location and distribution of HIV service providers across Toronto neighbourhoods. Our analysis identified an uneven distribution of services across Toronto and a number of communities that are less accessible to HIV-related services. We subsequently identified three neighbourhood-level characteristics of the populations living within these communities (i.e. concentrated economic disadvantage, concentrated immigration, and…
Special Reviewers
Les types de délinquantes: Une Étude Longitudinale Des Causes Et Des Conséquences1
L’existence de différences sexuelles sur le plan du comportement antisocial est un fait largement répandu et accepté en criminologie, et ce, depuis la naissance de cette discipline. Bien que depuis une trentaine d’années les chercheurs se soient intéressés plus que jamais à la recherche théorique et empirique du comportement antisocial des femmes, force est de constater que les criminologues n’ont pas encore pleinement exploré la diversité des ty…
The Relationship Between Violence in the Family of Origin and Dating Violence Among College Students
Prior research has established that violence in dating relationships is a serious social problem among adolescents and young adults. Exposure to violence during childhood has been linked to dating violence victimization and perpetration. Also known as the intergenerational transmission of violence, the link between violence during childhood and dating violence has traditionally focused on physical violence. This research examines the relationship…
The Police Reporting Behavior of Intimate Partner Violence Victims
On the Relationship Between Family Structure and Antisocial Behavior: Parental Cohabitation and Blended Households
In the last several decades, the American family has undergone considerable change, with less than half of all adolescents residing with two married biological parents. Using the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997, we construct an elaborate measure of family structure and find considerable heterogeneity in the risk of antisocial and delinquent behavior among groups of youth who reside in what are traditionally dichotomized as intact and n…
Sexual Assault and Current Mental Health: The Role of Help-Seeking and Police Response
We examine the extent to which seeking help from social service agencies, family and friends, reporting to the police, or responses by the police might buffer or exacerbate the impact of sexual assault on mental health outcomes among sexual assault victims.The trend in many cases was for help-seeking and police response to exacerbate the impact of sexual assault victimization. With respect to depression, we found that the association of rape pene…
Dating Violence Among College Students: The Risk and Protective Factors
The research review synthesizes the knowledge base on risk and protective factors for dating violence while highlighting its relevance to violence against college women. In particular, the review highlights the personal, family, relationship, and behavioral factors that heighten the risk of dating violence victimization and perpetration while also noting the methodological limitations of the current body of empirical research and identifying dire…
The Role of Economic Factors on Women’s Risk for Intimate Partner Violence: A Cross-National Comparison of Canada and the United States
National data from Canada and the United States are used to examine the connection between women's economic contributions to the family and their risk for physical and emotional abuse. Analyses show that American women are at a twofold greater risk; however, the relationship between economic variables and the risk of both physical violence and coercive control are more complex. Income serves to reduce the risk of both violence and coercive contro…
Child Abuse and the Experience of Violence in College Dating Relationships: Examining the Moderating Effect of Gender and Race
The Direction of Violence Against Women Research and Evaluation
Although researchers have made numerous advances in the understanding of the nature, extent, and dynamics of violence against women (VAW), there is an ever-increasing need for data used in academic research and within policy decision-making to be collected via rigorous methodological designs to accurately measure the incidence and impact of VAW. What is now needed are research collaborations within an interdisciplinary research cluster that will …
When Stay-at-Home Orders Leave Victims Unsafe at Home: Exploring the Risk and Consequences of Intimate Partner Violence during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Domestic violence during the Covid-19 pandemic - Evidence from a systematic review and meta-analysis
Re-Opening Dallas: A Short-Term Evaluation of Covid-19 Regulations and Crime
We investigated the relationship between COVID-19 stay-at-home regulations and property and violent crime indexes in Dallas, TX during the first 6 months of 2020. We tested for changes in property and violent crime trends using four key “intervention” dates: the stay-at-home order issued by Judge Clay Jenkins (March 24), the start of Governor Abbott’s phase one of re-opening (May 1), a second phase of more widespread re-openings (May 18), and a t…
The Role of Family Structure and Family Processes on Adolescent Problem Behavior
We examined the impact of family structure and family processes on engagement in multiple and co-occurring problem behaviors during adolescence (delinquency, substance use, risky sexual behavior, and truancy) while accounting for key risk factors (attachment to school, antisocial peers, self-control, and residential stability) for antisocial behavior. Using data from Waves 1 and 2 of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (…
A Developmental and Life-Course Approach to Further Understanding of the Nature and Causes of Intimate Partner Violence and Femicide
The current paper explores the theoretical and empirical capacity of developmental and life-course criminology (DLC) to further our understanding of non-lethal intimate partner violence (IPV) and femicide. Drawing on Sampson and Laub’s age-graded theory and Moffitt’s dual taxonomy, the paper delves into empirical research that has identified and examined the overlap between general offending and IPV, highlighting how these DLC theoretical framewo…
Medicine (14 works) · Psychology (14 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (12 works) · Poison control (10 works) · Suicide prevention (10 works) · Domestic violence (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Criminology (7 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (6 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works)