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Frank R Farnham

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Behavioral Sciences & the Law|November 22, 2016
Introduction to this Issue: International Perspectives on the Protection of Public OfficialsFrank R Farnham, Kenneth G Busch
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|September 23, 2016
Outcome and Efficacy of Interventions by a Public Figure Threat Assessment and Management Unit: A Mirrored Study of Concerning Behaviors and Police Contacts Before and After InterventionDavid V James, Frank R Farnham
The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law|February 21, 2004
Stalking and serious violenceDavid V James, Frank R Farnham
Frontiers in Psychology|November 17, 2022
Threats to public figures and association with approach, as a proxy for violence: The importance of grievanceDavid V James, Frank R Farnham, Philip Allen, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|October 6, 2004
A research review of public figure threats, approaches, attacks, and assassinations in the United StatesJ Reid Meloy, David V James, Frank R Farnham, et al.
The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law|March 21, 2008
Attacks on the British Royal family: the role of psychotic illnessDavid V James, Paul E Mullen, Michele T Pathé, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|November 3, 2010
Factors associated with escalation and problematic approaches toward public figuresJ Reid Meloy, David V James, Paul E Mullen, et al.
The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law|September 21, 2010
Abnormal attentions toward the British Royal Family: factors associated with approach and escalationDavid V James, J Reid Meloy, Paul E Mullen, et al.
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|January 26, 2011
Stalkers and harassers of British royalty: an exploration of proxy behaviours for violenceDavid V James, Paul E Mullen, J Reid Meloy, et al.
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Behavioral Sciences & the Law|November 22, 2016
Introduction to this Issue: International Perspectives on the Protection of Public OfficialsFrank R Farnham, Kenneth G Busch
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|September 23, 2016
Outcome and Efficacy of Interventions by a Public Figure Threat Assessment and Management Unit: A Mirrored Study of Concerning Behaviors and Police Contacts Before and After InterventionDavid V James, Frank R Farnham
The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law|February 21, 2004
Stalking and serious violenceDavid V James, Frank R Farnham
Frontiers in Psychology|November 17, 2022
Threats to public figures and association with approach, as a proxy for violence: The importance of grievanceDavid V James, Frank R Farnham, Philip Allen, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|October 6, 2004
A research review of public figure threats, approaches, attacks, and assassinations in the United StatesJ Reid Meloy, David V James, Frank R Farnham, et al.
The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law|March 21, 2008
Attacks on the British Royal family: the role of psychotic illnessDavid V James, Paul E Mullen, Michele T Pathé, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|November 3, 2010
Factors associated with escalation and problematic approaches toward public figuresJ Reid Meloy, David V James, Paul E Mullen, et al.
The Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law|September 21, 2010
Abnormal attentions toward the British Royal Family: factors associated with approach and escalationDavid V James, J Reid Meloy, Paul E Mullen, et al.
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|January 26, 2011
Stalkers and harassers of British royalty: an exploration of proxy behaviours for violenceDavid V James, Paul E Mullen, J Reid Meloy, et al.
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