Peer behaviors may significantly influence personal behavior yet individuals may not
accurately estimate their peers’ actions. Overestimations of peer substance use may encourage …

Relying on rational choice theory, we compare burglars’ varying levels of offense planning
to understand differences among types of burglars. Surveys were collected from a sample of …

Recent social and legal responses to novel psychoactive drugs (NPDs) have been attributed
to media panics rather than these substance’s actual harms. NPDs, including botanical …

Background: Pharmaceutical abuse is a burgeoning problem, and various forms of drug
diversion are becoming more common. At present, little is known about those who attempt to …

Misperceptions of peer substance use have previously been implicated as significant
influences on individual use of both alcohol and illicit drugs. However, research on perceived …

Purpose: Most research examining patient-based drug diversion neglects to assess physician
deception directly. We attempt to determine if motives for deception are linked to success, …

Abstract The halo effect is a cognitive bias in impression formation that happens when people
assume that when a person has a positive trait, such as physical attractiveness, the rest of …

Purpose. Morbid curiosity is a mixture of excitement, fear, and compulsion that stimulates a
need to know about horrid subjects, such as death and terror (Harrison & Frederick, 2020). …

Purpose. Morbid curiosity is a mixture of excitement, fear, and compulsion that stimulates a
need to know about horrid subjects, such as death and terror (Harrison & Frederick, 2020). …

Purpose. Morbid curiosity is a mixture of excitement, fear, and compulsion that stimulates a
need to know about horrid subjects, such as death and terror (Harrison & Frederick, 2020). …