Barry R Burkhart
Biographic Data
| ID | 134758 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Barry R Burkhart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Barry R |
| FAMILY NAME | Burkhart |
| SIGNATURE | BURKHART B R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Auburn University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Parent–Child Relations and Delinquency Among African American and European American Juvenile Offenders
Gottfredson and Hirschi’s general theory of crime indicates that low levels of self-control leads to subsequent delinquency. Multiple studies suggest an indirect effect of parent and family factors on delinquency through self-control. Furthermore, evidence exists that race/ethnicity may affect the mediated relationship between parenting and delinquency. The present study collected information on demographics, parent–child attachment, self-control…
Development and Psychometric Properties of the Concerns about Juvenile Sex Offender Registration and Notification Questionnaire (C-JSORNQ)
Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy with adolescents with illegal sexual behavior in a secure residential treatment facility
Collaborative efforts by the Auburn University Applied Behavior Analysis Program in the Treatment of Adolescents Adjudicated for Illegal Sexual Behavior
Relationships Between Family and Community Factors on Delinquency and Violence among African American Adolescents
Among the most powerful antecedents to delinquency and violence are the family of origin and the community context in which the adolescent lives. Additionally, it is recognized that family and community factors may mutually and interactively influence delinquency. Fourteen studies were reviewed to examine the relationship between family and community factors on delinquency or violence among male African American adolescents. Nine studies examined…
Construction and Preliminary Validation of the Auburn Differential Masculinity Inventory
Hypermasculinity has been defined as exaggerated masculinity, including callous attitudes toward women and sex, and the perception of violence as manly and danger as exciting (D. L. Mosher & S. S. Tomkins, 1988). Hypermasculinity is correlated with sexual assault, poor relationships, and poor interpersonal coping. Criticisms of existing measures include biased or objectionable language, outdated phrasing, and forced-choice items. To address these…
Coping Appraisals and Adjustment to Nonstranger Sexual Assault
A sample of 299 female victims of nonstranger sexual assault was used to examine the relationship between appraisals of blame, coping strategies, and current symptomatology. Subjects completed a revised version of the Sexual Experiences Survey, the Coping Strategies Scales, the Symptom Checklist 90-Revised, and an attributional questionnaire designed by Meyer and Taylor (1986) to assess attributions of blame. Participants reporting clinically sig…
Recovery or Recapitulation
Psychiatric hospitalization and child sexual abuse are linked not simply by the need for the former occasioned by the symptom sequelae of the latter, but, also, by powerful pathogenic processes. Specifically, stigmatization, betrayal, and powerlessness are central themes in both experiences. Because of these similarities, the survivor of child sexual abuse may experience a psychiatric hospitalization as a revictimization experience. In order to a…
A Conceptual Analysis of Rape Victimization
Recent prevalence studies have suggested that 15–22% of women have been raped at some point in their lives, many by close acquaintances, although few victims seek assistance services or professional psychotherapy immediately post-assault. Surveys have revealed that 31–48% of rape victims eventually sought professional psychotherapy, often years after the actual assault. These observations suggest that the primary role of clinicians in the treatme…
Personality and attitudinal characteristics of sexually coercive college males.
Blind men and elephants
Although consultation has become an important vehicle for purveying psychological services to social systems, few well-defined conceptual or empirical guidelines sensitive to the multidimensional nature of complex social systems exist to structure intervention efforts. A case study of a consultative intervention with an internally conflicted police department is presented. The process of the intervention clearly illustrated the multidimensional f…
Roles and expectations for mental health professionals in law enforcement agencies
To assess consumer needs for and attitudes toward mental health services within law enforcement agencies, a questionnaire composed of a comprehensive list of mental health services potentially available to police departments was administered to populations of police officers and mental health workers. Respondents rated the services according to perceived utility of the service for law enforcement needs. Generally, police officers seemed receptive…
Apprehension about Evaluation, Paralanguage Cues and the Experimenter-Bias Effect
Previous research had implicated the magnitude of evaluation apprehension in subjects and the existence of vocal paralanguage cues in experimenter instructions as critical to the transmission of experimenter-bias effects. To examine the interrelationship of these variables, 106 female nursing students participated in the standard Rosenthal picture-rating task. The 3×2×2 factorial design included three types of paralanguage cues: strongly positive…
Research guidelines
A Conceptual Analysis of Rape Victimization
Recent prevalence studies have suggested that 15–22% of women have been raped at some point in their lives, many by close acquaintances, although few victims seek assistance services or professional psychotherapy immediately post-assault. Surveys have revealed that 31–48% of rape victims eventually sought professional psychotherapy, often years after the actual assault. These observations suggest that the primary role of clinicians in the treatme…
Construction and Preliminary Validation of the Auburn Differential Masculinity Inventory
Hypermasculinity has been defined as exaggerated masculinity, including callous attitudes toward women and sex, and the perception of violence as manly and danger as exciting (D. L. Mosher & S. S. Tomkins, 1988). Hypermasculinity is correlated with sexual assault, poor relationships, and poor interpersonal coping. Criticisms of existing measures include biased or objectionable language, outdated phrasing, and forced-choice items. To address these…
Coping Appraisals and Adjustment to Nonstranger Sexual Assault
A sample of 299 female victims of nonstranger sexual assault was used to examine the relationship between appraisals of blame, coping strategies, and current symptomatology. Subjects completed a revised version of the Sexual Experiences Survey, the Coping Strategies Scales, the Symptom Checklist 90-Revised, and an attributional questionnaire designed by Meyer and Taylor (1986) to assess attributions of blame. Participants reporting clinically sig…
Relationships Between Family and Community Factors on Delinquency and Violence among African American Adolescents
Among the most powerful antecedents to delinquency and violence are the family of origin and the community context in which the adolescent lives. Additionally, it is recognized that family and community factors may mutually and interactively influence delinquency. Fourteen studies were reviewed to examine the relationship between family and community factors on delinquency or violence among male African American adolescents. Nine studies examined…
Collaborative efforts by the Auburn University Applied Behavior Analysis Program in the Treatment of Adolescents Adjudicated for Illegal Sexual Behavior
Development and Psychometric Properties of the Concerns about Juvenile Sex Offender Registration and Notification Questionnaire (C-JSORNQ)
Roles and expectations for mental health professionals in law enforcement agencies
To assess consumer needs for and attitudes toward mental health services within law enforcement agencies, a questionnaire composed of a comprehensive list of mental health services potentially available to police departments was administered to populations of police officers and mental health workers. Respondents rated the services according to perceived utility of the service for law enforcement needs. Generally, police officers seemed receptive…
Research guidelines
Apprehension about Evaluation, Paralanguage Cues and the Experimenter-Bias Effect
Previous research had implicated the magnitude of evaluation apprehension in subjects and the existence of vocal paralanguage cues in experimenter instructions as critical to the transmission of experimenter-bias effects. To examine the interrelationship of these variables, 106 female nursing students participated in the standard Rosenthal picture-rating task. The 3×2×2 factorial design included three types of paralanguage cues: strongly positive…
Roles and expectations for mental health professionals in law enforcement agencies
To assess consumer needs for and attitudes toward mental health services within law enforcement agencies, a questionnaire composed of a comprehensive list of mental health services potentially available to police departments was administered to populations of police officers and mental health workers. Respondents rated the services according to perceived utility of the service for law enforcement needs. Generally, police officers seemed receptive…
Blind men and elephants
Although consultation has become an important vehicle for purveying psychological services to social systems, few well-defined conceptual or empirical guidelines sensitive to the multidimensional nature of complex social systems exist to structure intervention efforts. A case study of a consultative intervention with an internally conflicted police department is presented. The process of the intervention clearly illustrated the multidimensional f…
Personality and attitudinal characteristics of sexually coercive college males.
A Conceptual Analysis of Rape Victimization
Recent prevalence studies have suggested that 15–22% of women have been raped at some point in their lives, many by close acquaintances, although few victims seek assistance services or professional psychotherapy immediately post-assault. Surveys have revealed that 31–48% of rape victims eventually sought professional psychotherapy, often years after the actual assault. These observations suggest that the primary role of clinicians in the treatme…
Recovery or Recapitulation
Psychiatric hospitalization and child sexual abuse are linked not simply by the need for the former occasioned by the symptom sequelae of the latter, but, also, by powerful pathogenic processes. Specifically, stigmatization, betrayal, and powerlessness are central themes in both experiences. Because of these similarities, the survivor of child sexual abuse may experience a psychiatric hospitalization as a revictimization experience. In order to a…
Coping Appraisals and Adjustment to Nonstranger Sexual Assault
A sample of 299 female victims of nonstranger sexual assault was used to examine the relationship between appraisals of blame, coping strategies, and current symptomatology. Subjects completed a revised version of the Sexual Experiences Survey, the Coping Strategies Scales, the Symptom Checklist 90-Revised, and an attributional questionnaire designed by Meyer and Taylor (1986) to assess attributions of blame. Participants reporting clinically sig…
Construction and Preliminary Validation of the Auburn Differential Masculinity Inventory
Hypermasculinity has been defined as exaggerated masculinity, including callous attitudes toward women and sex, and the perception of violence as manly and danger as exciting (D. L. Mosher & S. S. Tomkins, 1988). Hypermasculinity is correlated with sexual assault, poor relationships, and poor interpersonal coping. Criticisms of existing measures include biased or objectionable language, outdated phrasing, and forced-choice items. To address these…
Relationships Between Family and Community Factors on Delinquency and Violence among African American Adolescents
Among the most powerful antecedents to delinquency and violence are the family of origin and the community context in which the adolescent lives. Additionally, it is recognized that family and community factors may mutually and interactively influence delinquency. Fourteen studies were reviewed to examine the relationship between family and community factors on delinquency or violence among male African American adolescents. Nine studies examined…
Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy with adolescents with illegal sexual behavior in a secure residential treatment facility
Collaborative efforts by the Auburn University Applied Behavior Analysis Program in the Treatment of Adolescents Adjudicated for Illegal Sexual Behavior
Development and Psychometric Properties of the Concerns about Juvenile Sex Offender Registration and Notification Questionnaire (C-JSORNQ)
Parent–Child Relations and Delinquency Among African American and European American Juvenile Offenders
Gottfredson and Hirschi’s general theory of crime indicates that low levels of self-control leads to subsequent delinquency. Multiple studies suggest an indirect effect of parent and family factors on delinquency through self-control. Furthermore, evidence exists that race/ethnicity may affect the mediated relationship between parenting and delinquency. The present study collected information on demographics, parent–child attachment, self-control…
Psychology (14 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending (4 works)