Patricia R. Koski
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Also affiliated: University of Tulsa (1983–1984)
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Biography and Research Information
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Patricia R. Koski's research has focused on understanding social issues including gender roles, family violence, and stigmatization. Her work has explored the replacement of myths with facts regarding woman abuse and examined gender-based differences in attitudes towards family violence. Koski has also investigated the use of personal advertisements as a potentially deviant activity and studied strategies of resistance to stigmatization among single, middle-class individuals.
Additional research areas include the relationship between parental and sibling violence and nonfamily violence, as well as the effectiveness of police-school liaison programs. Koski's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 7 and 15 publications with 329 citations. She has collaborated with Lori Holyfield and Anna M. Zajicek, both from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, on shared publications.
Metrics
- h-index: 7
- Publications: 15
- Citations: 329
Selected Publications
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STRATEGIES OF RESISTANCE TO STIGMATIZATION AMONG WHITE MIDDLE-CLASS SINGLES (2003)
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Romance and agency: An argument revisited (1997)
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Gender comparisons in the relationship between parental and sibling violence and nonfamily violence (1990)
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Gender effects in attitudes about family violence (1988)
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Using the personals ads: A deviant activity? (1988)
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Family Violence and Nonfamily Deviance: (1988)
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