2014. “The Relationship Between Self-Control in Adolescence and Social Consequences in Adulthood: A Genetically Informative Analysis” Journal of Criminal Justice.
2013. “Intelligence and Selective Attrition in a Nationally Representative and Longitudinal Sample of Americans” Personality and Individual Differences.
2013. “Self-Control Theory and Nonlinear Effects on Offending” Journal of Quantitative Criminology.
2013. “The Genetic and Environmental Architecture to the Stability of IQ: Results from two Independent Samples of Kinship Pairs” Intelligence.
2013. “Intelligence is Associated with Criminal Justice Processing: Arrest Through Incarceration” Intelligence.
2013. “Non-Shared Environmental Effects on Adulthood Psychopathic Personality Traits: Results from a Monozygotic Twin Difference Scores Analysis” Psychiatric Quarterly.
2013. “Exploring the Association Between the 2-Repeat Allele of the MAOA Gene Promoter Polymorphism and Psychopathic Personality Traits, Arrests, Incarceration, and Lifetime Antisocial Behavior” Personality and Individual Differences.
2013. “The 2-Repeat Allele of the MAOA Gene Confers an Increased Risk for Shooting and Stabbing Behaviors” Psychiatric Quarterly.
2013. “Examining the Effects of Dopamine Genes on Verbal IQ Within and Between Families” Journal of Neural Transmission.
2013. “A Longitudinal Analysis of the Effects of a DRD4 Polymorphism on Marijuana Use” Psychiatry Research.
2013. “A Partial Test of Moffitt’s Developmental Taxonomy: Examining the Role of Genetic Risk” Justice Quarterly.
2013. “Still the Favorite? Parents’ Differential Treatment of Siblings Entering Young Adulthood” Journal of Marriage and Family .
2013. “Exploring the Genetic Origins of Adolescent Victimization in a Longitudinal Sample of Adoptees” Victims & Offenders.
2013. “Social Support or Biosocial Support? A Genetically Informative Analysis of the Social Support Construct and its Relation to Self-Control” Criminal Justice and Behavior.
2013. “No Evidence of Racial Discrimination in Criminal Justice Processing: Results from a Nationally Representative and Longitudinal Sample” Personality and Individual Differences.