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Mass Shootings in Schools

American Behavioral Scientist, 2009
The most frequent policy lesson drawn following the Columbine school shootings was the need for more gun controls. Review of the details of both Columbine and other contemporary school shootings indicates, however, that the specific gun control measures proposed in their aftermath were largely irrelevant and almost certainly could not have prevented ...
Gary Kleck
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Mass shootings in the United States

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Abstract Mass shootings in the United States have become a defining social and political issue in recent decades. The frequency of such incidents has increased significantly, especially in the last 10 years, raising concerns about public safety and igniting fierce debates over gun regulation.
Livingston, Sydney
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Mass shootings

Nursing, 2018
Abstract: Nurses everywhere may someday encounter the victims of a mass shooting, whether on the job or in their civilian lives. This article provides US mass shooting statistics, best practice recommendations for nurses, and lessons learned from the experiences of hospitals that have navigated this type of catastrophe.
Amy, Glasofer, Linda, Laskowski-Jones
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Mass Shootings

2016
This book provides readers and researchers with a critical examination of mass shootings as told by the media, offering research-based, factual answers to oft-asked questions and investigating common myths about these tragic events. When a mass shooting happens, the news media is flooded with headlines and breaking information about the shooters ...
Jaclyn Schildkraut, H. Jaymi Elsass
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Victimology of Mass Shootings and Mass Murders Not Involving Firearms

Violence and Victims, 2023
Most research to date has focused on perpetrators of mass murder incidents. Hence, there is little information on victims. We examined 973 mass murders that occurred in the United States between 1900 and 2019 resulting in 5,273 total fatalities and 4,498 nonfatal injuries for a total of 9,771 victims (on average 10 victims per incident).
Hannah M, Hesson   +14 more
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Mass Shootings

2020
Understanding the international perspective discerning mass shootings is complicated and difficult to understand due to the lack of complete data. The problem that the world is facing with mass shootings in the last couple of decades is a fairly new phenomenon that has been a common topic in the news and media.
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Mass-Shootings and Peer-to-Peer Lending

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
This paper analyzes the effect of mass-shootings on peer-to-peer lending behavior. Using US data from 2014-2018, we implement both an event study and a difference-in-differences methodology to exploit the quasi-experimental nature of mass-shooting incidents on local credit markets.
Raffi E. García   +2 more
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Covering Mass Shootings

Journalism Practice, 2017
Using data from a national survey of US newspaper journalists (N = 1318), this study examines attitudes toward news coverage of mass shootings. Following Shoemaker and Reese’s hierarchical model, the analysis also considers how individual characteristics, journalistic practices, and organizational factors influence these attitudes.
Dahmen, Nicole Smith   +3 more
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Preparing for a Mass Shooting

2021
This chapter discusses ways to prepare for a mass shooting incident. In terms of planning, these types of incidents are referred to as “active shooter situations” in which a shooting is unfolding and the outcome can potentially be affected by the responses to it.
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Mass Shooting and Misogyny

2021
It is the violent ideology Americans cannot ignore. This hate and extremism overwhelming reside in males. Disproportionately committed by males, gun violence, as shown by data, reveals that misogyny can be a precursor to other forms of extremism. Gun violence and particularly mass-shootings have once again seized Americans of all political stripes as ...
Perry L. Lyle   +2 more
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