Tara L Cornelius
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Recent Articles
1.
Bell K, Howardson R, Holmberg D, Cornelius T
Behav Ther
. 2025 Feb;
56(2):213-224.
PMID: 40010896
A growing body of research suggests that trigger warnings do not actually reduce distress in those viewing emotionally provocative stimuli and may at times even worsen it. However, little is...
2.
Cornelius T, Jozkowski K, Ross J, Reidy D, Wehle S, Temple J, et al.
Int J Law Psychiatry
. 2024 Oct;
97:102034.
PMID: 39481268
When adjudicating sexual assault cases, it is imperative that attorneys are educated on the incident characteristics relevant to their case and that expert witnesses are prepared to consult and/or testify...
3.
Wyngarden N, Bell K, Cornelius T
Violence Vict
. 2022 Mar;
37(2):260-276.
PMID: 35354655
Verbal arguments often precede physical dating violence perpetration, and research is needed to better understand the content and evolution of arguments in dating relationships in order to develop more targeted...
4.
Kistler T, Stuart G, Cornelius T
J Interpers Violence
. 2021 Jun;
37(17-18):NP16727-NP16749.
PMID: 34139913
Bystander intervention programs have consistently demonstrated a positive change in communitywide norms regarding sexual assault. However, much of the extant research is limited by the failure to measure the prevalence...
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Woods W, Kistler T, Stuart G, Cornelius T
J Interpers Violence
. 2020 Nov;
37(9-10):NP8006-NP8031.
PMID: 33251909
Preliminary research has demonstrated the utility of bystander interventions in reducing sexual assault, and initial research has begun extending this type of intervention to intimate partner violence more broadly. However,...
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Cornelius T, Bell K, Kistler T, Drouin M
Int J Environ Res Public Health
. 2020 Oct;
17(19).
PMID: 33003567
Recent empirical data suggests that the majority of adolescents and emerging adults utilize digital technology to engage with texting and social media on a daily basis, with many using these...
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Bell K, Howard L, Cornelius T
J Interpers Violence
. 2020 Aug;
37(5-6):NP2891-NP2911.
PMID: 32741236
The dependency-possessiveness model proposes that individuals who are highly dependent on their intimate partner and fear partner abandonment, particularly among those with emotion dysregulation problems, may be at heightened risk...
8.
Hesse C, Shorey R, Brem M, Stuart G, Cornelius T
J Interpers Violence
. 2019 Oct;
36(19-20):NP10958-NP10978.
PMID: 31583966
Within the past several decades, dating violence has emerged as a major health problem, with rates of physical violence ranging from 20% to 30% and psychological aggression ranging from 60%...
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Brem M, Stuart G, Cornelius T, Shorey R
J Interpers Violence
. 2019 Sep;
36(19-20):NP10499-NP10519.
PMID: 31526027
Given the prevalence of technology, cyber dating abuse (DA) emerged as an important area of empirical inquiry. Cross-sectional data linked cyber DA perpetration to alcohol problems and psychological and physical...
10.
Hesse C, Strauss C, Shorey R, Stuart G, Cornelius T
J Interpers Violence
. 2018 Aug;
36(9-10):NP5014-NP5032.
PMID: 30160601
As a result of the proliferation of data examining intimate partner violence (IPV), there has been an emerging interest in how this research emotionally affects participants, particularly those with a...