Glenn Walters

Associate Professor

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

United States

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Glenn Walters is an Associate Professor at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, USA. His research primarily focuses on the relationship between antisocial behavior and various psychological and environmental factors, including neighborhood disorder, parenting styles, and peer relationships. Recent publications explore themes of delinquency, moral agency, and the role of psychopathy in criminal behavior.

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Moderation of the Antisocial Cognition-Offending Relationship by Neighborhood Disorder: A Multilevel Analysis of Adolescents from Eight Western European Countries

Parent religiosity as a protective and promotive factor in reducing future arrest in youth with antisocial and conventional peers.

Insecure Attachment, Poor Self-Regulation, and Weak Empathy as Developmental Antecedents to Delinquency when Mediated by Antisocial Cognition

Peer‐Aggression Victimization and Perpetration in Middle School Youth: Estimating Prevalence and Frequency, Joint Trajectory Patterns, and Predictive Utility

Psychopathy as a bipolar construct: Testing the risk-promotive status of the four psychopathy checklist-revised/screening version facet scores in six clinical samples.

Punishment and personality: Low agreeableness and low conscientiousness as mediators of the inconsistent/angry parenting–delinquency relationships

Taking it to the Next Level: Multilevel Modeling and the Effect of School-Level Differences in Moral Neutralization on Individual-Level Delinquency Growth in Early Adolescence

A Rise in Reactive Criminal Thinking Over the Course of a 10‐Week Prison‐Based Programme Predicts Increased Criminal Propensity: Testing the Exportation Hypothesis

Do Moral Agency for Aggressive Behavior and Low Peer Substance Use Protect Against Non-Substance Use Delinquency? A Cross-Lagged Analysis of Youth at High Risk for Delinquency

Changes in moral neutralization leading to recidivism in low-to-moderate-risk justice-involved youth: replication and extension

Criminal thinking as a bipolar dimensional construct: Testing the risk-promotive status of the PICTS proactive and reactive criminal thinking scales.

The Person-Computer Interface in Delinquency Research: Proactive Criminal Thinking as a Moderator of the Hacking with Peers–Juvenile Offending Relationship

A mother’s role in child morality development: Effect of explaining the wrongfulness of antisocial behavior on future adult offending

Is a change in social competencies associated with a change in drug use and crime in substance‐abusing offenders? Evidence from the breaking the cycle demonstration project

Mediating the Bullying-to-Delinquency Transition With Peer Delinquency and Cognitive Insensitivity

The certainty–offending relationship as a function of a nation's free market cultural ethos

Counseling services leading to desistance by way of a change in certainty perceptions and cognitive agency beliefs.

The optimum inerter-based additional viscoelastic mass dampers for dynamic response mitigation of structures

The Role of Development in the Dynamic Relationship between Moral Agency and Peer Delinquency

Mediating the pathway from bullying victimization to bullying perpetration with hostility, peer delinquency, and pro-bullying attitudes: Transforming victims into aggressors.

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Sondipon Adhikari

Sudip Chowdhury

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