Matthew D Moore
Biographic Data
| ID | 3761670 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matthew D Moore |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matthew D |
| FAMILY NAME | Moore |
| SIGNATURE | MOORE M D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Grand View University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8270-4252 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 21 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Religious heterogeneity and suicide in rural counties
Risk Factors of Chronic Offending
An Examination of Gender and Racial Differences for Social and Economic Causes of Suicide
There has been a plethora of research on fatal suicide behavior. Previous examinations on suicide have examined social factors, such as the divorce rate, and economic factors, such as unemployment. However, many of the studies fail to acknowledge that different groups have differing access to the economy. Moreover, social factors will be experienced differently by different groups. The current analysis examines social and economic factors that ar…
Detection of Sars-CoV-2 RNA in selected agricultural and food retail environments in Tehran, Iran
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has and continues to impose a considerable public health burden. Although not likely foodborne, SARS-CoV-2 transmission has been well documented in agricultural and food retail environments in several countries, with transmission primarily thought to be worker-to-worker or through environmental high touch surfaces. However, the prevalence and degree to which SARS-CoV-2 contamination occurs in such settings in Iran has not …
Failure to Detect Sars-CoV-2 RNA in the Air During Active Labor in Mothers Who Recently Tested Positive
The risk of potential SARS-CoV-2 transmission by infected mothers during labor and delivery has not been investigated in-depth. This work collected air samples close to (respiratory droplets) and more distant from (aerosol generation) unvaccinated patients who had previously tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 during labor within 5 days of a positive test. All but one of the patients wore masks during the delivery, and delivery was carried out in eith…
What about Development? Social Capital and Suicide
Suicide causes more than 800,000 deaths a year worldwide. Finding factors that may reduce or prevent suicide is of utmost concern. Social capital has been one of the factors examined for its role in reducing suicide; however, the exact relationship between social capital and suicide is not clear. Moreover, many of the studies examining social capital and suicide take place in high-income areas. There is a void in our knowledge of the relationship…
A State-Level Analysis of Gender Inequality on Male and Female Homicide
Inequalities have received a fair amount of study from criminologists interested in homicide and crime. The vast majority of the examinations exploring the relationship between inequality and homicide and crime have examined income inequality. Nonetheless, feminist theorists have stated that gender inequality may be predictive of all violence, not just female victimization. The UNDP gender inequality index was replicated for states in the United …
Suicide & Gender Inequality
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death globally and is increasing in many countries across the world. Gender inequality has been demonstrated to be predictive of suicide. However, scholars have argued over the direction of gender inequality’s impact on suicide. Using the gender inequality index the results indicate that as countries become more equal, the suicide rate increases for males and females. Furthermore, the findings illustrate th…
Stigma, Opioids, and Public Health Messaging
Stigma plays an important role in understanding successful interventions to control the opioid epidemic in the United States. Stigma has been described both as an agent to incentivize positive health behavior and as an agent of marginalization contributing to poorer health. Past scholarship has argued that stigma has positively motivated public health changes, for example, among tobacco users; it has also been associated with discrimination again…
Retracted Article
We, the Editor and Publisher of Women & Criminal Justice, have retracted the following article:Mark H. Heirigs and Matthew D. Moore “The Facets of Gender Inequality and Homicide: A Cross-National Examination”, Women & Criminal Justice, DOI: 10.1080/08974454.2019.1632773, published online on 16 July, 2019.The above article has been retracted as a result of the Editor and the Publisher determining, through post-publication review, that there is sig…
Social disorganisation theory and suicide
Early examinations of homicide and suicide by sociologists believed that the two forms of deviance were similar. However, the investigation into the exact association between homicide and suicide has been unexplored in more recent years. Yet studies examining homicide and suicide independently often illustrate that similar structural factors predict increases in both forms of deviance. At the same time, studies of homicide and suicide have shown …
Big Ten Basketball, 1943 – 1972, by Murry R. Nelson
"Big Ten Basketball, 1943 – 1972, by Murry R. Nelson." The International Journal of the History of Sport, 35(10), pp. 1060–1061
Gender inequality and homicide
Studies examining gender inequality and crime have often explored the connection between female victimisation and crime. However, feminist theories do provide a rationale for gender inequality affecting all crime, not just female victimisation. Using the ameliorative and the backlash hypothesis the current analysis examined gender inequality and homicide in 94 countries. Using a gender inequality index, we found that as gender inequality increase…
Moments of Impact
Moments of Impact: Injury, Racialized Memory, and Reconciliation in College Football." The International Journal of the History of Sport, 34(16), pp. 1786–1787
Suicide and the Creative Class
Studies on suicide have illustrated the role society plays in the very individual act of suicide. Suicide research has examined the role of economic development within cities, states, and countries. Florida suggested that a new form of economic development, built around the creative class, is being implemented by the most prosperous cities and countries. Using a cross-national analysis of 59 countries the study finds that as the percent of the cr…
Social Capital Groups and Crime in Urban Counties
Social capital has produced a large amount of research in many different academic disciplines. Several studies demonstrate a relationship between social capital and reductions in crime. Recent research has begun to demonstrate that social capital may affect violent and property crime differently and that specific aspects of social capital affect crime differently. This study examines social capital's effect on crime for urban counties in the Unit…
Durkheim's types of suicide and social capital
Emile Durkheim conceptualised four types of suicide depending on the level of regulation and integration of society. Many studies have been conducted using his types of suicide as a model. Recently, social capital has produced a wide range of studies examining the benefits that the concept has to social and economic outcomes in a community. Durkheim's conceptualisation of egoistic, altruistic, and anomic suicide may be viewed as different forms o…
Durkheim, social capital, and suicide rates across US counties
Suicide is a very contemporary issue in the USA. Despite the social characteristics related with suicide, the discipline of sociology has remained relatively silent on the issue. This paper builds upon Durkheim's approach by using social capital theory as a framework to examine suicide rates across 2688 US counties. Using ordinary least-squared regression modelling, we found that counties with higher rates of social capital, diversity, and popula…
Religious heterogeneity and suicide
Religion has received a large amount of scholarly attention for its role in promoting pro-social outcomes for a community. One of the areas in which religion may demonstrate a positive effect is suicide. The role that religion plays in reducing suicide within a community has long roots in sociology. Émile Durkheim suggested that religion would have a pro-social effect in decreasing suicide. Religion should reduce suicide by establishing values an…
Social Capital and the Number of Governments within a County
Social capital has been demonstrated to be a benefit to a community in a variety of ways. However, researchers have begun to point out that social capital does have a downside. Communities that use bonding social capital to mobilise residents to action have the potential to exclude outsiders from their communities. The number of governments in a county could be used as an indicator of bonding social capital within a region. Residents use their lo…
Suicide and the Creative Class
Durkheim, social capital, and suicide rates across US counties
Suicide is a very contemporary issue in the USA. Despite the social characteristics related with suicide, the discipline of sociology has remained relatively silent on the issue. This paper builds upon Durkheim's approach by using social capital theory as a framework to examine suicide rates across 2688 US counties. Using ordinary least-squared regression modelling, we found that counties with higher rates of social capital, diversity, and popula…
Social Capital Groups and Crime in Urban Counties
Social capital has produced a large amount of research in many different academic disciplines. Several studies demonstrate a relationship between social capital and reductions in crime. Recent research has begun to demonstrate that social capital may affect violent and property crime differently and that specific aspects of social capital affect crime differently. This study examines social capital's effect on crime for urban counties in the Unit…
Suicide and the Creative Class
Gender inequality and homicide
Studies examining gender inequality and crime have often explored the connection between female victimisation and crime. However, feminist theories do provide a rationale for gender inequality affecting all crime, not just female victimisation. Using the ameliorative and the backlash hypothesis the current analysis examined gender inequality and homicide in 94 countries. Using a gender inequality index, we found that as gender inequality increase…
Stigma, Opioids, and Public Health Messaging
Stigma plays an important role in understanding successful interventions to control the opioid epidemic in the United States. Stigma has been described both as an agent to incentivize positive health behavior and as an agent of marginalization contributing to poorer health. Past scholarship has argued that stigma has positively motivated public health changes, for example, among tobacco users; it has also been associated with discrimination again…
Social Capital and the Number of Governments within a County
Social capital has been demonstrated to be a benefit to a community in a variety of ways. However, researchers have begun to point out that social capital does have a downside. Communities that use bonding social capital to mobilise residents to action have the potential to exclude outsiders from their communities. The number of governments in a county could be used as an indicator of bonding social capital within a region. Residents use their lo…
What about Development? Social Capital and Suicide
Suicide causes more than 800,000 deaths a year worldwide. Finding factors that may reduce or prevent suicide is of utmost concern. Social capital has been one of the factors examined for its role in reducing suicide; however, the exact relationship between social capital and suicide is not clear. Moreover, many of the studies examining social capital and suicide take place in high-income areas. There is a void in our knowledge of the relationship…
Suicide and the Creative Class
Studies on suicide have illustrated the role society plays in the very individual act of suicide. Suicide research has examined the role of economic development within cities, states, and countries. Florida suggested that a new form of economic development, built around the creative class, is being implemented by the most prosperous cities and countries. Using a cross-national analysis of 59 countries the study finds that as the percent of the cr…
Risk Factors of Chronic Offending
Suicide & Gender Inequality
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death globally and is increasing in many countries across the world. Gender inequality has been demonstrated to be predictive of suicide. However, scholars have argued over the direction of gender inequality’s impact on suicide. Using the gender inequality index the results indicate that as countries become more equal, the suicide rate increases for males and females. Furthermore, the findings illustrate th…
Suicide and the Creative Class
Religious heterogeneity and suicide
Religion has received a large amount of scholarly attention for its role in promoting pro-social outcomes for a community. One of the areas in which religion may demonstrate a positive effect is suicide. The role that religion plays in reducing suicide within a community has long roots in sociology. Émile Durkheim suggested that religion would have a pro-social effect in decreasing suicide. Religion should reduce suicide by establishing values an…
Social Capital and the Number of Governments within a County
Social capital has been demonstrated to be a benefit to a community in a variety of ways. However, researchers have begun to point out that social capital does have a downside. Communities that use bonding social capital to mobilise residents to action have the potential to exclude outsiders from their communities. The number of governments in a county could be used as an indicator of bonding social capital within a region. Residents use their lo…
Durkheim's types of suicide and social capital
Emile Durkheim conceptualised four types of suicide depending on the level of regulation and integration of society. Many studies have been conducted using his types of suicide as a model. Recently, social capital has produced a wide range of studies examining the benefits that the concept has to social and economic outcomes in a community. Durkheim's conceptualisation of egoistic, altruistic, and anomic suicide may be viewed as different forms o…
Durkheim, social capital, and suicide rates across US counties
Suicide is a very contemporary issue in the USA. Despite the social characteristics related with suicide, the discipline of sociology has remained relatively silent on the issue. This paper builds upon Durkheim's approach by using social capital theory as a framework to examine suicide rates across 2688 US counties. Using ordinary least-squared regression modelling, we found that counties with higher rates of social capital, diversity, and popula…
Moments of Impact
Moments of Impact: Injury, Racialized Memory, and Reconciliation in College Football." The International Journal of the History of Sport, 34(16), pp. 1786–1787
Suicide and the Creative Class
Studies on suicide have illustrated the role society plays in the very individual act of suicide. Suicide research has examined the role of economic development within cities, states, and countries. Florida suggested that a new form of economic development, built around the creative class, is being implemented by the most prosperous cities and countries. Using a cross-national analysis of 59 countries the study finds that as the percent of the cr…
Social Capital Groups and Crime in Urban Counties
Social capital has produced a large amount of research in many different academic disciplines. Several studies demonstrate a relationship between social capital and reductions in crime. Recent research has begun to demonstrate that social capital may affect violent and property crime differently and that specific aspects of social capital affect crime differently. This study examines social capital's effect on crime for urban counties in the Unit…
Big Ten Basketball, 1943 – 1972, by Murry R. Nelson
"Big Ten Basketball, 1943 – 1972, by Murry R. Nelson." The International Journal of the History of Sport, 35(10), pp. 1060–1061
Gender inequality and homicide
Studies examining gender inequality and crime have often explored the connection between female victimisation and crime. However, feminist theories do provide a rationale for gender inequality affecting all crime, not just female victimisation. Using the ameliorative and the backlash hypothesis the current analysis examined gender inequality and homicide in 94 countries. Using a gender inequality index, we found that as gender inequality increase…
Retracted Article
We, the Editor and Publisher of Women & Criminal Justice, have retracted the following article:Mark H. Heirigs and Matthew D. Moore “The Facets of Gender Inequality and Homicide: A Cross-National Examination”, Women & Criminal Justice, DOI: 10.1080/08974454.2019.1632773, published online on 16 July, 2019.The above article has been retracted as a result of the Editor and the Publisher determining, through post-publication review, that there is sig…
Social disorganisation theory and suicide
Early examinations of homicide and suicide by sociologists believed that the two forms of deviance were similar. However, the investigation into the exact association between homicide and suicide has been unexplored in more recent years. Yet studies examining homicide and suicide independently often illustrate that similar structural factors predict increases in both forms of deviance. At the same time, studies of homicide and suicide have shown …
Stigma, Opioids, and Public Health Messaging
Stigma plays an important role in understanding successful interventions to control the opioid epidemic in the United States. Stigma has been described both as an agent to incentivize positive health behavior and as an agent of marginalization contributing to poorer health. Past scholarship has argued that stigma has positively motivated public health changes, for example, among tobacco users; it has also been associated with discrimination again…
A State-Level Analysis of Gender Inequality on Male and Female Homicide
Inequalities have received a fair amount of study from criminologists interested in homicide and crime. The vast majority of the examinations exploring the relationship between inequality and homicide and crime have examined income inequality. Nonetheless, feminist theorists have stated that gender inequality may be predictive of all violence, not just female victimization. The UNDP gender inequality index was replicated for states in the United …
Suicide & Gender Inequality
Suicide is one of the leading causes of death globally and is increasing in many countries across the world. Gender inequality has been demonstrated to be predictive of suicide. However, scholars have argued over the direction of gender inequality’s impact on suicide. Using the gender inequality index the results indicate that as countries become more equal, the suicide rate increases for males and females. Furthermore, the findings illustrate th…
Detection of Sars-CoV-2 RNA in selected agricultural and food retail environments in Tehran, Iran
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has and continues to impose a considerable public health burden. Although not likely foodborne, SARS-CoV-2 transmission has been well documented in agricultural and food retail environments in several countries, with transmission primarily thought to be worker-to-worker or through environmental high touch surfaces. However, the prevalence and degree to which SARS-CoV-2 contamination occurs in such settings in Iran has not …
Failure to Detect Sars-CoV-2 RNA in the Air During Active Labor in Mothers Who Recently Tested Positive
The risk of potential SARS-CoV-2 transmission by infected mothers during labor and delivery has not been investigated in-depth. This work collected air samples close to (respiratory droplets) and more distant from (aerosol generation) unvaccinated patients who had previously tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 during labor within 5 days of a positive test. All but one of the patients wore masks during the delivery, and delivery was carried out in eith…
What about Development? Social Capital and Suicide
Suicide causes more than 800,000 deaths a year worldwide. Finding factors that may reduce or prevent suicide is of utmost concern. Social capital has been one of the factors examined for its role in reducing suicide; however, the exact relationship between social capital and suicide is not clear. Moreover, many of the studies examining social capital and suicide take place in high-income areas. There is a void in our knowledge of the relationship…
An Examination of Gender and Racial Differences for Social and Economic Causes of Suicide
There has been a plethora of research on fatal suicide behavior. Previous examinations on suicide have examined social factors, such as the divorce rate, and economic factors, such as unemployment. However, many of the studies fail to acknowledge that different groups have differing access to the economy. Moreover, social factors will be experienced differently by different groups. The current analysis examines social and economic factors that ar…
Religious heterogeneity and suicide in rural counties
Risk Factors of Chronic Offending
Medicine (13 works) · Psychology (13 works) · Poison control (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Criminology (11 works) · Economics (11 works) · Suicide prevention (11 works) · Suicide and Self-Harm Studies (8 works) · Demographic economics (7 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (6 works)