Matthew J. Mayer, Ph.D.

Affiliations: 
2001 University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, MD 
Area:
Educational Psychology Education, Administration Education, Criminology and Penology, Sociology of Education
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Peter E. Leone grad student 2001 University of Maryland
 (The relationship of secure building strategies and students' understanding of the school's system of law to school violence and disruption.)
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Mayer MJ, Horgan J, Herrenkohl TI, et al. (2024) Violent extremism in the U.S.: Causes and consequences for youth, families, schools, and communities. Journal of School Psychology. 106: 101345
Codding RS, Collier-Meek M, Jimerson S, et al. (2020) School Psychology reflections on COVID-19, antiracism, and gender and racial disparities in publishing. School Psychology (Washington, D.C.). 35: 227-232
Leone PE, Mayer MJ, Malmgren K, et al. (2017) School Violence and Disruption: Rhetoric, Reality, and Reasonable Balance Focus On Exceptional Children. 33
Mayer MJ. (2013) Structural equation modeling of school violence data: Methodological considerations Issues in School Violence Research. 131-148
Cornell DG, Mayer MJ. (2013) December 2012 Connecticut School Shooting Position Statement Journal of School Violence. 12: 119-133
Mayer MJ, Furlong MJ. (2010) How safe are our schools? Educational Researcher. 39: 16-26
Cornell DG, Mayer MJ. (2010) Why do school order and safety matter? Educational Researcher. 39: 7-15
Mayer MJ, Cornell DG. (2010) New perspectives on school safety and violence prevention Educational Researcher. 39: 5-6
Mayer MJ. (2010) Structural analysis of 1995-2005 school crime supplement datasets: Factors influencing students' fear, anxiety, and avoidant behaviors Journal of School Violence. 9: 37-55
Mayer MJ, Leone PE. (2007) School violence and disruption revisited: Equity and safety in the school house Focus On Exceptional Children. 40: 1-28
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