Daniel B Kennedy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4199249 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel B Kennedy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel B |
| FAMILY NAME | Kennedy |
| SIGNATURE | KENNEDY D B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Detroit Mercy |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Risk of Co-offending at Shopping Malls
Research suggests that co-offending among juveniles can be problematic. Few studies examine how specific locations moderate the relationship between age, co-offending, and subsequent violence. Using the National Incident-Based Reporting System (2016–2020), this study will analyze the influence of age on the impact of solo and co-offending in shopping malls while considering situational factors that affect victim injuries. By treating the shopping…
Preponderant Relationships
Applications of Forensic Sociology and Criminology to Civil Litigation
Social scientists play an increasingly important role in the prosecution and defense of both criminal and civil matters before the courts. An expanding area of forensic sociology and criminology involves the analysis of crime foreseeability and security standards of care as they relate to the question of liability for negligent security. Criminologists analyze prior crimes at a location and consider the totality of circumstances in order to deter…
Hostile Attribution in Perceived Justification of Workplace Aggression
A 10-item Hostile Attribution Scale was developed to test the hypothesis that hostile attribution is predictive of support for aggression in frustrating workplace situations in which a supervisor's motivation is ambiguous. The Hostile Attribution Scale showed good test-retest reliability (.80), but weak internal consistency (alpha=.60). For one workplace scenario (Steve), hostile attribution predicted aggression in the ambiguous but not the defin…
Real and perceived danger in police officer assisted suicide
Citizen preferences and perceptions concerning police pursuit policies
Facility site selection and analysis through environmental criminology
Newbury House Toefl Preparation Kit
Book reviewed in this article: Newbury House TOEFL Preparation Kit: Preparing for the Test of Written English Liz Hamp-Lyons
Security Managers' Attitudes toward Locus of Responsibility for Crime
A number of authors have expressed concern over the possibility that private security personnel pose a threat to citizens because work-related activities of the former are not controlled by the Bill of Rights. Samples of security employees, police officers, business people, and nurses were compared on the Locus of Responsibility for Crime scale. While police were the most conservative and nurses were the most liberal, security managers did not di…
Ideology as determinant of views on the insanity defense
Judgment of legal insanity as a function of attitude toward the insanity defense
A Test of the “Hired Gun” Hypothesis in Psychiatric Testimony
A sample of 255 psychiatrists and psychologists responded to a questionnaire designed to elicit the extent of their experience as defense or prosecution witnesses in criminal determinations of insanity. Prior defense experience correlated .78 with prior prosecution experience, suggesting that experts cannot readily be classified as working exclusively for the defense or for the prosecution
Police perceptions of spouse abuse
Assessing and predicting the competency of juvenile court volunteer probation officers
Attitudes toward ex-offenders
The Investigators
Police Background Characteristics and Performance
Resocialization
Applied Sociology for Police
Validation of a selection device for volunteer probation officers
Police perceptions of spouse abuse
Citizen preferences and perceptions concerning police pursuit policies
Judgment of legal insanity as a function of attitude toward the insanity defense
Attitudes toward ex-offenders
Facility site selection and analysis through environmental criminology
Assessing and predicting the competency of juvenile court volunteer probation officers
Validation of a selection device for volunteer probation officers
Validation of a selection device for volunteer probation officers
Resocialization
Applied Sociology for Police
Police Background Characteristics and Performance
The Investigators
Assessing and predicting the competency of juvenile court volunteer probation officers
Attitudes toward ex-offenders
A Test of the “Hired Gun” Hypothesis in Psychiatric Testimony
A sample of 255 psychiatrists and psychologists responded to a questionnaire designed to elicit the extent of their experience as defense or prosecution witnesses in criminal determinations of insanity. Prior defense experience correlated .78 with prior prosecution experience, suggesting that experts cannot readily be classified as working exclusively for the defense or for the prosecution
Police perceptions of spouse abuse
Security Managers' Attitudes toward Locus of Responsibility for Crime
A number of authors have expressed concern over the possibility that private security personnel pose a threat to citizens because work-related activities of the former are not controlled by the Bill of Rights. Samples of security employees, police officers, business people, and nurses were compared on the Locus of Responsibility for Crime scale. While police were the most conservative and nurses were the most liberal, security managers did not di…
Ideology as determinant of views on the insanity defense
Judgment of legal insanity as a function of attitude toward the insanity defense
Facility site selection and analysis through environmental criminology
Newbury House Toefl Preparation Kit
Book reviewed in this article: Newbury House TOEFL Preparation Kit: Preparing for the Test of Written English Liz Hamp-Lyons
Citizen preferences and perceptions concerning police pursuit policies
Real and perceived danger in police officer assisted suicide
Hostile Attribution in Perceived Justification of Workplace Aggression
A 10-item Hostile Attribution Scale was developed to test the hypothesis that hostile attribution is predictive of support for aggression in frustrating workplace situations in which a supervisor's motivation is ambiguous. The Hostile Attribution Scale showed good test-retest reliability (.80), but weak internal consistency (alpha=.60). For one workplace scenario (Steve), hostile attribution predicted aggression in the ambiguous but not the defin…
Applications of Forensic Sociology and Criminology to Civil Litigation
Social scientists play an increasingly important role in the prosecution and defense of both criminal and civil matters before the courts. An expanding area of forensic sociology and criminology involves the analysis of crime foreseeability and security standards of care as they relate to the question of liability for negligent security. Criminologists analyze prior crimes at a location and consider the totality of circumstances in order to deter…
The Risk of Co-offending at Shopping Malls
Research suggests that co-offending among juveniles can be problematic. Few studies examine how specific locations moderate the relationship between age, co-offending, and subsequent violence. Using the National Incident-Based Reporting System (2016–2020), this study will analyze the influence of age on the impact of solo and co-offending in shopping malls while considering situational factors that affect victim injuries. By treating the shopping…
Preponderant Relationships
Psychology (17 works) · Criminology (13 works) · Political science (11 works) · Law (10 works) · Law (10 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (5 works)