Vivian B Lord
Biographic Data
| ID | 6030043 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vivian B Lord |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vivian B |
| FAMILY NAME | Lord |
| SIGNATURE | LORD V B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Charlotte |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A systematic review of the multifaceted impact of child marriage on victims
Evaluating the Graduation Gap
Over the past several decades, there has been a wealth of research identifying factors and conditions of persistence toward graduation for first-year students and more recently transfer students. While previous research recognizes these critical periods, some recent literature suggests that students may face a similar transitional period later in their academic careers as they advance into their major areas of study. To date, there has been a dea…
Suicide by Cop
Identifying Factors that Influence the Successful Transition of Criminal Justice Transfer Students
Higher educational institutions place a priority on the retention and timely graduation of students. Previous literature has identified transfer students to have unique concerns and that these concerns vary by major. While previous retention research has reported factors that influence students’ decision to remain in college, many of these studies treated transfer status as a homogenous group. The university in this study enrolls a high percentag…
Choosing a career in police work
This paper examines the differential elements involved in how males and females select policing as a career. Of particular interest were individuals' interests and perceptions of competency that inhibit or enhance self-selection. Women were found to be interested and to feel competent in their ability to accomplish the separately identified tasks of policing, although were mainly uninterested in the actual job of 'policing.' Also targeting those …
Ethics courses
Numerous articles and books advocate the importance of ethics as an essential component of a criminal justice curriculum. While there are several approaches suggested, one of the most popular methods of assuring coverage of this important topic is to add an ethics course to the curriculum either as a required or an elective course. Teaching students ethical theories, principles and providing them with the opportunity to discuss discipline specifi…
Law Enforcement's Response to Sexual Assault
After the major reforms of sexual assault laws between 1960 and 1975, a number of studies examined the changes in sexual assault reports to the police and the prosecution of these cases; however, little research has studied changes in law enforcement investigative procedures of sexual assault cases. This study examines the processes used in the investigation of sexual assault cases by police and sheriff departments in nine counties of North Carol…
An impact of community policing
The police stress inventory
The police stress inventory
An impact of community policing
Law Enforcement's Response to Sexual Assault
After the major reforms of sexual assault laws between 1960 and 1975, a number of studies examined the changes in sexual assault reports to the police and the prosecution of these cases; however, little research has studied changes in law enforcement investigative procedures of sexual assault cases. This study examines the processes used in the investigation of sexual assault cases by police and sheriff departments in nine counties of North Carol…
Choosing a career in police work
This paper examines the differential elements involved in how males and females select policing as a career. Of particular interest were individuals' interests and perceptions of competency that inhibit or enhance self-selection. Women were found to be interested and to feel competent in their ability to accomplish the separately identified tasks of policing, although were mainly uninterested in the actual job of 'policing.' Also targeting those …
Ethics courses
Numerous articles and books advocate the importance of ethics as an essential component of a criminal justice curriculum. While there are several approaches suggested, one of the most popular methods of assuring coverage of this important topic is to add an ethics course to the curriculum either as a required or an elective course. Teaching students ethical theories, principles and providing them with the opportunity to discuss discipline specifi…
Identifying Factors that Influence the Successful Transition of Criminal Justice Transfer Students
Higher educational institutions place a priority on the retention and timely graduation of students. Previous literature has identified transfer students to have unique concerns and that these concerns vary by major. While previous retention research has reported factors that influence students’ decision to remain in college, many of these studies treated transfer status as a homogenous group. The university in this study enrolls a high percentag…
Suicide by Cop
Evaluating the Graduation Gap
Over the past several decades, there has been a wealth of research identifying factors and conditions of persistence toward graduation for first-year students and more recently transfer students. While previous research recognizes these critical periods, some recent literature suggests that students may face a similar transitional period later in their academic careers as they advance into their major areas of study. To date, there has been a dea…
A systematic review of the multifaceted impact of child marriage on victims
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