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Marines returning
Criminal Justice, Health

Returning soldiers’ intimate relationships: Emotions, PTSD and alcohol

by Cynthia Thaler | January 4, 2013

2010 study by the University of Minnesota Medical School and Duke University Medical Center on relationship problems among returning Iraq and Afghanistan soldiers.

Expert Commentary

Criminal Justice, Health

Cost of long-term medical benefits to Afghanistan and Iraq veterans

by Leighton Walter Kille | January 4, 2013

2012 review of research on the long-term costs of providing medical and disability benefits to veterans from the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.

Expert Commentary

Stressed mother (iStock)
Economics, Health, Race & Gender

Is It generalized anxiety disorder or poverty? Poor mothers and their children

by Rozanne Larsen | January 4, 2013

2012 study from Rutgers finds that overly broad definitions of mental illness have resulted in improper categorization of some poor mothers as suffering from psychiatric conditions.

Expert Commentary

Top corporate lobbying spenders, 2012 (opensecrets.org)
Economics, Politics & Government

Corporate political contributions: Investment or agency?

by Leighton Walter Kille | January 3, 2013

2012 working paper by University of Minnesota and the University of Kansas on the relationship between firms’ political donations and corporate performance.

Expert Commentary

Criminal Justice, Politics & Government

Go where the money is: Modeling street robbers’ location choices

by Bakary Seckan | January 3, 2013

2012 study from Loyola University of Chicago and the Netherlands Institute in the Journal of Economic Geography on how street robberies cluster in certain areas, and why.

Expert Commentary

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Education

Measuring learning outcomes in higher education: Motivation matters

by Margaret Weigel | January 2, 2013

2012 study from ETS in Princeton, New Jersey, published in Educational Researcher on standardized testing in higher education and student motivations.

Expert Commentary

Criminal Justice, Health

Suicide among patients treated by the Veterans Health Administration

by Alexandra Raphel | January 2, 2013

2012 study in the American Journal of Public Health comparing suicide rates among veterans to those among the general public.

Expert Commentary

Economics, Politics & Government

Exploring the impacts of safety culture on immigrants’ vulnerability in crashes

by Leighton Walter Kille | December 28, 2012

2012 study in the Journal of Urban Health on the role of safety culture in census tract-level pedestrian and cyclist crashes in New York City.

Expert Commentary

Stephen Colbert (Colbert Report)
Media, Politics & Government

Irony of satire: Political ideology and the motivation to see what you want to see in The Colbert Report

by Christopher Olver | December 20, 2012

2011 study in the International Journal of Press/Politics investigates the influence of political ideology on a viewer’s perceptions of satirist Stephen Colbert.

Expert Commentary

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Education

Early predictors of high school math achievement

by Bakary Seckan | December 18, 2012

2012 study from Carnegie Mellon University, University of California-Irvine and others published in Psychological Science on the link between elementary and high school math achievement.

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