Leonard D Savitz
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3630927 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Leonard D Savitz |
| NOMBRES | Leonard D |
| APELLIDO | Savitz |
| FIRMA | SAVITZ L D |
| AFILIACIONES | Temple University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1959 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1991 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Quantifying luckenbill
David F. Luckenbill, in 1977, proposed a singular model of murder based on "character contests" occurring between murderers and their victims. We explore the issue if Luckenbill's analysis is important (i.e., does it occur in an appreciable percentage of all homicides committed in a large urban center). Our major finding was that, of all homicide cases in Philadelphia that could reasonably be judged (about the presence of a specified character co…
The sexuality of prostitutes
Issues in the Prediction of Adult Criminality
A report of research on a large, city‐wide US sample of black and white youths using official police records of juvenile delinquency status to predict adult criminality as revealed by FBI records of an adult arrest. Eight predictive criteria and six operationalised definitions of delinquency were related to three types of adult arrest record. Certain predictive criteria were found to be “best” for certain adult outcomes while others were “best” f…
Smut
Crime in Society
The Fear of Crime in the School Enterprise and its Consequences
The Dimensions of Police Loyalty
Dilemmas in Criminology
Dilemmas in Criminology
The Criminologist In An Action‐Program World
Adolescent Personality and Behavior--MMPI Patterns of Normal, Delinquent, Dropout, and Other Outcomes
Status Forces in Delinquent Boys
The Sociology of Punishment and Correction
The Sociology of Crime and Delinquency
Social Deviancy and Adolescent Personality
The Identifiability of Jews
Six judges attempted to identify 91 students as Jewish or non-Jewish under three experimental conditions: on physiognom alone: on physiognomy, speech, and gesture; and on physiognomy, speech, gesture, and name. Among the general findings are these: the Jewish students were correctly indentified by physiognomy above change expectation, 30 per cent of them being identified correctly by all six judges; Jews and gesture together were less valid clues…
The Dimensions of Police Loyalty
The Sociology of Punishment and Correction
The Fear of Crime in the School Enterprise and its Consequences
Status Forces in Delinquent Boys
The sexuality of prostitutes
Quantifying luckenbill
David F. Luckenbill, in 1977, proposed a singular model of murder based on "character contests" occurring between murderers and their victims. We explore the issue if Luckenbill's analysis is important (i.e., does it occur in an appreciable percentage of all homicides committed in a large urban center). Our major finding was that, of all homicide cases in Philadelphia that could reasonably be judged (about the presence of a specified character co…
The Identifiability of Jews
Six judges attempted to identify 91 students as Jewish or non-Jewish under three experimental conditions: on physiognom alone: on physiognomy, speech, and gesture; and on physiognomy, speech, gesture, and name. Among the general findings are these: the Jewish students were correctly indentified by physiognomy above change expectation, 30 per cent of them being identified correctly by all six judges; Jews and gesture together were less valid clues…
The Identifiability of Jews
Six judges attempted to identify 91 students as Jewish or non-Jewish under three experimental conditions: on physiognom alone: on physiognomy, speech, and gesture; and on physiognomy, speech, gesture, and name. Among the general findings are these: the Jewish students were correctly indentified by physiognomy above change expectation, 30 per cent of them being identified correctly by all six judges; Jews and gesture together were less valid clues…
The Sociology of Punishment and Correction
The Sociology of Crime and Delinquency
Social Deviancy and Adolescent Personality
The Criminologist In An Action‐Program World
Adolescent Personality and Behavior--MMPI Patterns of Normal, Delinquent, Dropout, and Other Outcomes
Status Forces in Delinquent Boys
Dilemmas in Criminology
Dilemmas in Criminology
The Dimensions of Police Loyalty
The Fear of Crime in the School Enterprise and its Consequences
Crime in Society
Smut
Issues in the Prediction of Adult Criminality
A report of research on a large, city‐wide US sample of black and white youths using official police records of juvenile delinquency status to predict adult criminality as revealed by FBI records of an adult arrest. Eight predictive criteria and six operationalised definitions of delinquency were related to three types of adult arrest record. Certain predictive criteria were found to be “best” for certain adult outcomes while others were “best” f…
The sexuality of prostitutes
Quantifying luckenbill
David F. Luckenbill, in 1977, proposed a singular model of murder based on "character contests" occurring between murderers and their victims. We explore the issue if Luckenbill's analysis is important (i.e., does it occur in an appreciable percentage of all homicides committed in a large urban center). Our major finding was that, of all homicide cases in Philadelphia that could reasonably be judged (about the presence of a specified character co…
Psychology (12 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Criminology (11 obras) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (8 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Juvenile delinquency (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras)