+ Kids and Assault Weapons: Social Problem or Social Construction?
Author:
Ruddell, Rick / Decker, Scott H.
Date:
2005
Publication:
Criminal Justice Review
Topics:
Age Group, Public Opinion
Keywords:
ASSAULT weapons, Children, juvenile delinquency, social problem
This study examined firearms recovered from juvenile offenders in national and city samples 1992-2000. Assault weapons are seldom used or possessed by juiniles in these samples (1.5% of all firearms recovered... read more >
+ The Million Mom March: engaging the public on gun policy
Author:
Wallack, L. / Winett, L. / Nettekoven, L.
Date:
2003
Publication:
J Public Health Policy
Topics:
Age Group, Education/Counseling, Gender, Legislation and Policy, Public Opinion
Keywords:
Children, GUN control, advocacy, gun, woman
The authors read more than 200 news accounts and conducted over 40 interviews with key participants in the May 14 (Mother’s Day) 2000 Million Mom March, probably the most successful public advocacy event... read more >
+ Children and Guns: Advocacy Groups Speak Out
Author:
Forman, James, Jr.
Date:
2002
Publication:
The Future of Children
Topics:
Age Group, Public Opinion, U.S./National
Keywords:
Firearms, Gun Control Laws, Weapons, advocacy, youth access
The author examines the attitudes of gun control and pro-gun advocates towards child and youth access to guns, using data from telephone interviews with 29 such advocates from September to December 2001... read more >
+ Representations of Handguns by Young Adults in the US and UK
Author:
John E. Puddifoot, Leslie / Claire A. Cooke, Leslie
Date:
2002
Publication:
Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology
Topics:
Age Group, Gender, International, Public Opinion, Social Science, Students
Keywords:
COLLEGE students, GREAT Britain, GUN control, UNITED States, culture.
The authors examined the effect of location and gender on the attitudes to handguns on nine dimensions (whether handguns represent freedom, independence, power, danger, control, violence, or madness,... read more >
+ A Year after Columbine Public Looks To Parents More Than Schools to Prevent Violence
Author:
Pew Research Center for the People and the Press
Date:
2000
Publication:
Non-journal
Topics:
Age Group, Gun Carrying, Public Opinion, Students, U.S. / National.
Keywords:
Child safety, GUN control, Legislation, elementary school education, national surveys, parent responsibility, parents, public opinion, school safety, schools, telephone surveys, violence
A total of 1000 adults nationwide, including 283 parents of children aged 5 to 17 years, were interviewed by telephone from April 12 to16, 2000, one year after a high school shooting in Littleton, Colorado,... read more >
+ Comparing American and Canadian Local Television Crime Stories: A Content Analysis
Author:
Dowler K
Date:
2004
Publication:
Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Topics:
Crime, International, Public Opinion
Keywords:
CRIME, Canada, UNITED States, media
The author examines the differences and similarities between Canadian and U.S. local crime coverage. The type of crimes that are presented on Canadian and U.S. newscasts are not different. Sensational... read more >
+ Gun Policy, Opinion, Tragedy, and Blame Attribution: The Conditional Influence of Issue Frames
Author:
Haider-Markel, Donald P. / Joslyn, Mark R.
Date:
2001
Publication:
Journal of Politics
Topics:
Crime, Legislation and Policy, Public Opinion
Keywords:
Policy Making, Public Opinion, gun policy, mass murder, policitcal processes
The authors explore the effect of “framing” on public opinion about gun policies and “blame” for the school shooting in Columbine, Colorado. In the first study, the authors use a survey of adults to explore... read more >
+ Taking guns from batterers - Public support and policy implications
Author:
Sorenson, Susan B.
Date:
2006
Publication:
Evaluation Review
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Domestic Violence, Gun Carrying, Public Opinion, State
Keywords:
Batterers, California, Gun removal, SURVEYS
A statewide sample of 522 adult residents in California was surveyed to examine public sentiment about the removal of firearms in the absence of a restraining order or misdemeanor conviction following... read more >
+ Parents' Beliefs About Children and Gun Safety
Author:
Howard, Patricia Kunz
Date:
2005
Publication:
Pediatric Nursing
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Education/Counseling, Public Opinion, Storage
Keywords:
FAMILY, GUN control, Law & legislation, SOCIAL control, SURVEYS
A survey addressing parents’ beliefs about firearm storage, firearm safety training for children, and whether or not their child would handle a gun was completed by 82 parents of elementary age children... read more >
+ Children and firearms in the home: a Southwestern Ohio Ambulatory Research Network (SOAR-Net) study
Author:
Forbis, S. G. / McAllister, T. R. / Monk, S. M. / Schlorman, C. A. / Stolfi, A. / Pascoe, J. M.
Date:
2007
Publication:
J Am Board Fam Med
Topics:
Education/Counseling, Ownership, Prevention, Public Opinion, State, Storage
Keywords:
Adolescent, OHIO, Physician
Twenty-four percent of parents, responding to a survey in pediatricians’ offices in Southwestern Ohio, reported having at least one gun at home, and 52% (48% of non-gun owners and 66% of gun owners) reported... read more >
+ Public Opinion about Guns in the Home
Author:
Kellermann, A.L. / Fuqua-Whitley, D. S. / Sampson, T.R. / Lindenmann, W.
Date:
2000
Publication:
Injury Prevention
Topics:
Education/Counseling, Local, Ownership, Public Opinion
Keywords:
COUNSELING, Firearms, Survey, education
The objectives of this study were to determine the frequency of gun ownership, acquisition, and transfer; assess gun storage practices; and compare the opinions of firearm owning and non-owning adults... read more >

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