Year: 2021
Articles in SafetyLit: 17

A short measure of acceptability of intimate partner violence against women: development and validation of the A-IPVAW-8 Scale

Assessing mothers' automatic affective and discipline reactions to child behavior in relation to child abuse risk: a dual-processing investigation

Assessment of the risks and needs of middle school students: invariance properties related to gender and ethnicity

Consistency and construct validity of the five-level system for risk communication using static and dynamic tools: an investigation using the Static-99R and VRS-SO

Development and initial validation of a scale assessing suicide-specific rumination: the suicide rumination scale

Development and validation of a measure of attachment disorders based on DSM-5 criteria: the Early TRAuma-Related Disorders Questionnaire (ETRADQ)

Investigating the multidimensionality and psychometric properties of the Children's Anger Rumination Scale (CARS): a bifactor exploratory structural equation modeling framework

Measurement invariance and item response theory analysis of the Taylor Aggression Paradigm

Multivariate base rates and concussion detection: a comparative study

Past levels of mental health intervention and current nondisclosure of suicide risk among men older than age 50

Psychometric Evaluation of the Posttrauma Risky Behaviors Questionnaire: Item Response Theory Analyses

Psychometric properties of the Coercion in Intimate Partner Relationships scale

Psychopathy profiles and personality assessment inventory scores in a sex offender risk assessment field setting

Quantifying severity of preschool-aged children's internalizing behaviors: a daily diary analysis

Screening for intimate partner violence in family mediation: an examination of multiple methodological approaches using item response theory

Suicide cognitions scale: psychometric support in a community sample using bifactor modeling and altered item content

The personality inventory for DSM-5-brief form: an examination of internal consistency, factor structure, and relationship to aggression in an incarcerated offender sample