Publications by authors named "Juan J Barthelemy"
Article Synopsis
- Rates of aggressive behavior among Justice-Involved Young Women (JIYW) have risen, yet there is limited research and intervention aimed specifically at this group.
- The study hypothesized that greater self-restraint in JIYW could lessen the impact of exposure to violence on aggressive behavior.
- Findings indicated that self-restraint serves as a protective factor, reducing the likelihood of serious aggressive offending among those with violent exposure, emphasizing the importance of trauma-responsive interventions to improve social skills.
Article Synopsis
- The study analyzed Twitter data related to the officer-involved shooting of Alton Sterling, focusing on tweets from the 30 days following the incident.
- Personal opinions dominated the tweets, often reflecting fear and violence, rather than factual or neutral information.
- The absence of communication from local leaders highlighted the need for established protocols in using social media to foster healing and community cohesion after trauma.