2014. “Exploring Whether Genetic Differences Between Siblings Explain Sibling Differences in Criminal Justice Outcomes” Comprehensive Psychiatry.
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.
2012. “Dopaminergic Polymorphism and Educational Achievement: Results from a Longitudinal Sample of Americans” Developmental Psychology.
2011. “Examining the Association Between MAOA Genotype and Incarceration, Anger and Hostility: The Moderating Influences of Risk and Protective Factors” Journal of Research in Personality.
2011. “School-Level Genetic Variation Predicts School-Level Verbal IQ Scores: Results from a Sample of American Middle and High Schools” Intelligence.
2010. “A Dopamine Gene (DRD2) Distinguishes Between Offenders who Have and Have Not been Violently Victimized” International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology.
2010. “Genetic Risk, Parent-Child Relations, and Antisocial Phenotypes in a Sample of African-American Males” Psychiatry Research.
2010. “Three Dopaminergic Polymorphisms are Associated with Academic Achievement in Middle and High School” Intelligence.
2009. “Evidence of Genetic and Environmental Effects on the Development of Low Self-Control” Criminal Justice and Behavior.
2009. “All in the Family: Gene X Environment Interaction Between DRD2 and Criminal Father is Associated with Five Antisocial Phenotypes” Criminal Justice and Behavior.
2009. “Natural Born Killers: The Genetic Origins of Extreme Violence” Aggression and Violent Behavior.
2009. “Moderating Effects of DRD2 on Depression” Stress & Health.
2009. “An Interaction Between DAT1 and Having an Alcoholic Father Predicts Serious Alcohol Problems in a Sample of Males” Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
2009. “The Interaction of DRD2 and Violent Victimization on Depression: An Analysis by Gender and Race” Journal of Affective Disorders.
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