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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
5101	8900 BECHTEL HK, PEARSON W DEVIANT SCIENTISTS AND SCIENTIFIC DEVIANCE DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1985; 6 (3): 237-252	2	8	4	59
5102	8901 AKERS RL, COCHRAN JK ADOLESCENT MARIJUANA USE - A TEST OF 3 THEORIES OF DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1985; 6 (4): 323-346	14	78	13	78
5103	9224 FAUPEL CE HEROIN USE, STREET CRIME, AND THE MAIN HUSTLE - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE VALIDITY OF OFFICIAL CRIME DATA DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1986; 7 (1): 31-45	1	4	1	37
5104	9225 BEEGHLEY L, SELLERS C ADOLESCENTS AND SEX - A STRUCTURAL THEORY OF PREMARITAL SEX IN THE UNITED-STATES DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1986; 7 (4): 313-336	1	4	2	81
5105	9552 ELLIS L CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AND R/K SELECTION - AN EXTENSION OF GENE-BASED EVOLUTIONARY-THEORY DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1987; 8 (2): 149-176	1	32	4	155
5106	9914 MESSNER SF MERTON SOCIAL-STRUCTURE AND ANOMIE - THE ROAD NOT TAKEN DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (1): 33-53	24	28	13	35
5107	9915 BLOCK AA, BERNARD TJ CRIME IN THE WASTE OIL INDUSTRY DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (2): 113-129	0	3	2	56
5108	9916 HENSLIN JM STRUCTURALISM AND INDIVIDUALISM IN DEVIANCE THEORY DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (3): 211-223	0	0	3	17
5109	9917 KLEMKE LW DEVIANT MODES OF ADAPTATIONS TO A DEVIANT INVOLVEMENT DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (3): 225-239	0	0	4	40
5110	10236 FUNK AG, WISE GM ANOMIE, POWERLESSNESS, AND EXCHANGE - PARALLEL SOURCES OF DEVIANCE DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (1): 53-60	0	1	2	15
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
5111	10237 HECKERT DM THE RELATIVITY OF POSITIVE DEVIANCE - THE CASE OF THE FRENCH IMPRESSIONISTS DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (2): 131-144	4	11	2	41
5112	10238 TUCKER J EMPLOYEE THEFT AS SOCIAL-CONTROL DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (4): 319-334	4	29	2	76
5113	10239 CHAMLIN MB CONFLICT THEORY AND POLICE KILLINGS DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (4): 353-368	3	25	3	44
5114	10574 KOWALSKI GS, FAUPEL CE HEROIN USE, CRIME, AND THE MAIN HUSTLE DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1990; 11 (1): 1-16	1	4	3	32
5115	10921 GOODE E POSITIVE DEVIANCE - A VIABLE CONCEPT DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1991; 12 (3): 289-309	3	7	5	25
5116	11443 WORDEN S, DARDEN D KNIVES AND GAFFS - DEFINITIONS IN THE DEVIANT WORLD OF COCKFIGHTING DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1992 JUL-SEP; 13 (3): 271-289	0	2	1	20
5117	11521 MCGEE ZT SOCIAL-CLASS DIFFERENCES IN PARENTAL AND PEER INFLUENCE ON ADOLESCENT DRUG-USE DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1992 OCT-DEC; 13 (4): 349-372	2	23	6	58
5118	12382 SITU YI, AUSTIN T, LIU WZ COPING WITH ANOMIC STRESS - CHINESE STUDENTS IN THE USA DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1995 APR-JUN; 16 (2): 127-149	0	1	5	44
5119	12536 ANDERSON TL TOWARD A PRELIMINARY MACRO THEORY OF DRUG-ADDICTION DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1995 OCT-DEC; 16 (4): 353-372	0	7	6	90
5120	12829 Rubington E The ethic of ''responsible drinking'' DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1996 JUL-SEP; 17 (3): 319-335	0	1	2	23
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
5121	12916 Denq F, Lee LJ, Vaughn MS Drug crime in Taiwan: A time-series analysis from 1965 to 1994 DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1996 OCT-DEC; 17 (4): 347-368	1	3	3	65
5122	13207 Curcione N Suburban snowmen: Facilitating factors in the careers of middle-class coke dealers DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1997 JUL-SEP; 18 (3): 233-253	0	3	1	55
5123	13278 Bankston CL, Zhou M Valedictorians and delinquents: the bifurcation of Vietnamese American youth DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1997 OCT-DEC; 18 (4): 343-364	0	10	1	44
5124	13494 Adams MS, Johnson JD, Evans TD racial differences in informal labeling effects DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1998 APR-JUN; 19 (2): 157-171	0	2	4	22
5125	13648 Vowell PR, Howell FM Modeling delinquent behavior: social disorganization, perceived blocked opportunity, and social control DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1998 OCT-DEC; 19 (4): 361-395	0	2	7	41
5126	14009 Benda BB, Corwyn RF Developmental differences in theories of sexual behavior among rural adolescents residing in AFDC families DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1999 OCT-DEC; 20 (4): 359-385	0	4	6	79
5127	14267 Hirsch M Suits me: The double life of Billy Tipton DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2000 MAY-JUN; 21 (3): 302-303	0	0	1	5
5128	14609 Atkinson M, Young K Flesh journeys: neo primitives and the contemporary rediscovery of radical body modification DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 MAR-APR; 22 (2): 117-146	2	15	1	75
5129	14610 Sharp SF, Terling-Watt TL, Atkins LA, Gilliam JT, Sanders A Purging behavior in a sample of college females: a research note on general strain theory and female deviance DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 MAR-APR; 22 (2): 171-188	9	25	11	51
5130	14757 Norton-Hawk MA The counterproductivity of incarcerating female street prostitutes DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 SEP-OCT; 22 (5): 403-417	0	5	1	7
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
5131	14812 Lee MR Population growth, economic inequality, and homicide DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 NOV-DEC; 22 (6): 491-516	2	5	7	59
5132	15124 Heckert A, Heckert DM A new typology of deviance: Integrating normative and reactivist definitions of deviance DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2002 SEP-OCT; 23 (5): 449-479	6	16	6	80
5133	15407 Atkinson M The civilizing of resistance: straightedge tattooing DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2003 MAY-JUN; 24 (3): 197-220	3	11	3	63
5134	15500 Green AI "Chem friendly": the institutional basis of "club-drug" use in a sample of urban gay men DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2003 SEP-OCT; 24 (5): 427-447	0	15	3	74
5135	15712 Parnaby PF, Sacco VF Fame and strain: the contributions of Mertonian deviance theory to an understanding of the relationship between celebrity and deviant behavior DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2004 JAN-FEB; 25 (1): 1-26	0	2	4	40
5136	16368 Adler PA, Adler P Self-injurers as loners: the social organization of solitary deviance DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2005 JUL-AUG; 26 (4): 345-378	1	9	3	60
5137	16485 Trahan A, Marquart JW, Mullings J Fraud and the American dream: toward an understanding of fraud victimization DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2005 NOV-DEC; 26 (6): 601-620	0	3	2	22
5138	16696 Adler PA, Adler P The deviance society DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2006 MAR-APR; 27 (2): 129-148	0	9	3	64
5139	17096 Walls ML, Chapple CL, Johnson KD Strain, emotion, and suicide among American Indian youth DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2007; 28 (3): 219-246	0	3	6	51
5140	17291 Johnson MC, Kercher GA ADHD, strain, and criminal behavior: a test of general strain theory DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2007 MAR-APR; 28 (2): 131-152	1	2	17	43
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
5141	17498 Liu RX, Lin W Delinquency among Chinese adolescents: modeling sources of frustration and gender differences DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2007 SEP-OCT; 28 (5): 409-432	0	3	7	41
5142	17675 Arter ML Stress and deviance in policing DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2008; 29 (1): 43-69	0	1	11	32
5143	18343 Ford J, Schroeder R Academic Strain and Non-Medical Use of Prescription Stimulants among College Students DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2009; 30 (1): 26-53	0	4	13	89
5144	18344 Engdahl O barriers and back regions as opportunity structures for white-collar crime DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2009; 30 (2): 115-143	0	1	4	57
5145	19712 Cross JC, Hernandez AH Place, Identity, and Deviance: A Community-Based Approach to Understanding the Relationship Between Deviance and Place DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2011; 32 (6): 503-537	0	0	3	82
5146	13848 Safran MA, Vinicor F The war against diabetes - How will we know if we are winning? DIABETES CARE. 1999 MAR; 22 (3): 508-516	0	11	1	64
5147	15327 Saudek CD 2002 presidential address: A tide in the affairs of medicine DIABETES CARE. 2003 FEB; 26 (2): 520-525	0	0	1	28
5148	11041 LEIBOWITZ S, HOFFMANN R SIGNS AND PORTENTS + FICTIONALIZED ACCOUNT OF AN ISRAELI TRAFFIC VIOLATION CASE - NO PARKING IN THE COURTROOM DIACRITICS-A REVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY CRITICISM. 1991 SPR; 21 (1): 2-23	0	0	1	21
5149	9553 LUGG A BUNKUM, FLIM-FLAM AND QUACKERY - PSEUDOSCIENCE AS A PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEM DIALECTICA. 1987; 41 (3): 221-230	0	2	1	10
5150	9554 WILSON HT NOTES ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF COMMUNICATIVE-BEHAVIOR AND RELATED DIFFICULTIES DIALECTICAL ANTHROPOLOGY. 1987; 12 (3): 285-305	0	0	1	93
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5151	6203 PAYNE WD, BRINKERHOFF MB NEGATIVE SOCIAL LABELING - SOME CONSEQUENCES AND IMPLICATIONS DIALOGUE-A JOURNAL OF MORMON THOUGHT. 1978; 11 (3): 43-47	0	1	1	1
5152	12304 BROWN JR UNDETERMINATION AND THE SOCIAL SIDE OF SCIENCE DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. 1995 WIN; 34 (1): 147-161	1	4	2	17
5153	17549 Sadovnikov S Escape from reason: Labels as arguments and theories DIALOGUE-CANADIAN PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW. 2007 FAL; 46 (4): 781-796	0	0	1	24
5154	19013 Collet B Multiform mixed marriages and asymmetrical situations between the sexes DIASPORAS-HISTOIRE ET SOCIETES. 2010; (15): 53-67	0	0	1	16
5155	14485 Casterline JB Diffusion processes and fertility transition: Introduction DIFFUSION PROCESSES AND FERTILITY TRANSITION: SELECTED PERSPECTIVES. 2001; : 1-38	1	19	7	135
5156	10694 FRIELING T, ENCK P ENDORECTAL CEREBRAL EVOKED-POTENTIALS - REPLY DIGESTIVE DISEASES AND SCIENCES. 1990 APR; 35 (4): 539-540	0	0	1	1
5157	17676 Leong T, Vetere F, Howard S Abdicating choice: the rewards of letting go DIGITAL CREATIVITY. 2008; 19 (4): 233-243	0	0	2	20
5158	12537 ZAMPERONI P MODEL-FREE TEXTURE SEGMENTATION BASED ON DISTANCES BETWEEN FIRST-ORDER STATISTICS DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING. 1995 OCT; 5 (4): 197-225	0	2	1	29
5159	4978 DELOBELLE A FEEDBACK, CYBERNETICS AND SOCIOLOGY DIOGENES. 1975; (91): 70-105	0	0	1	66
5160	5789 GEREMEK B MEN WITHOUT MASTERS - MARGINAL SOCIETY DURING PRE-INDUSTRIAL ERA DIOGENES. 1977; 98: 28-54	0	0	2	102
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5161	6204 SEBEOK TA LOOKING IN THE DESTINATION FOR WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SOUGHT IN THE SOURCE DIOGENES. 1978; (104): 112-137	0	0	1	82
5162	7396 PERROT P SUGGESTIONS FOR A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO THE HISTORY OF DRESS DIOGENES. 1981; (113-): 157-176	0	0	1	35
5163	9606 RENARD JB THE IDEA OF CHANCE, ATTITUDES AND SUPERSTITIONS DIOGENES. 1987 WIN; (140): 111-140	0	0	1	33
5164	9607 INDRADEVA S THE DOCTRINE OF KARMA, TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGICAL-PERSPECTIVE DIOGENES. 1987 WIN; (140): 141-154	0	0	1	15
5165	7791 NINKOVICH F IDEOLOGY, THE OPEN-DOOR, AND FOREIGN-POLICY DIPLOMATIC HISTORY. 1982; 6 (2): 185-208	0	2	1	102
5166	12963 Barlow J, Harrison K Focusing on empowerment: Facilitating self-help in young people with arthritis through a disability organisation DISABILITY & SOCIETY. 1996 DEC; 11 (4): 539-551	0	2	2	29
5167	15587 Darling RB Toward a model of changing disability identities: a proposed typology and research agenda DISABILITY & SOCIETY. 2003 DEC; 18 (7): 881-895	0	5	1	42
5168	15632 Lifshitz H, Glaubman R Caring for people with disabilities in the Haredi community: adjustment mechanism in action DISABILITY & SOCIETY. 2004; 19 (5): 469-486	0	0	1	40
5169	17241 Tufan I Status of the disabled in Turkey. A theoretical approach to the perception of the disabled in Turkey DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION. 2007 JAN 30; 29 (2): 173-178	0	1	1	20
5170	5790 LEIVESLEY S TOOWOOMBA - VICTIMS AND HELPERS IN AN AUSTRALIAN HAILSTORM DISASTER DISASTERS. 1977; 1 (3): 205-216	0	4	0	17
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5171	14611 Drabek TE Disaster warning and evacuation responses by private business employees DISASTERS. 2001 MAR; 25 (1): 76-94	0	10	2	30
5172	17363 Cooren F, Matte F, Taylor JR, Vasquez C A humanitarian organization in action: organizational discourse as an immutable mobile DISCOURSE & COMMUNICATION. 2007 MAY; 1 (2): 153-190	0	7	2	83
5173	19476 Rauch J Superiority and susceptibility: How activist audiences imagine the influence of mainstream news messages on self and others DISCOURSE & COMMUNICATION. 2010 AUG; 4 (3): 263-277	0	0	3	43
5174	17191 Wingard L Constructing time and prioritizing activities in parent-child interaction DISCOURSE & SOCIETY. 2007 JAN; 18 (1): 75-91	0	6	2	36
5175	19014 Kuhlen AK, Brennan SE Anticipating Distracted Addressees: How Speakers' Expectations and Addressees' Feedback Influence Storytelling DISCOURSE PROCESSES. 2010; 47 (7): 567-587	0	0	1	29
5176	19847 Tholander M Mundane whistleblowing: Social drama in assessment talk DISCOURSE STUDIES. 2011 FEB; 13 (1): 69-92	0	0	2	52
5177	147 MERTON RK Discrimination and the American Creed. [In R.M. Maclver, ed. Discrimination and National Welfare] DISCRIMINATION NATION. 1948; : 99-126	80	80	0	0
5178	623 MOORE FJ CURRENT TRENDS IN PSYCHIATRIC-EDUCATION DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 1957; 18 (9): 329-334	0	0	1	38
5179	1516 STORROW HA OPERATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF VARIETIES OF PSYCHOTHERAPY - AN ANALYSIS BASED ON PRINCIPLES OF CLASSICAL AND INSTRUMENTAL-CONDITIONING DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 1963; 24 (8): 463-&	0	1	1	16
5180	1880 ENELOW AJ, ADLER LM AN INSTRUMENT FOR STUDYING ROLE-PERCEPTION IN PHYSICIANS (ITS APPLICATION TO COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS IN MEDICINE) DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 1965; 26 (4): 209-220	0	5	1	17
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5181	3286 GOLDFARB C PATIENTS NOBODY WANTS - SKID ROW ALCOHOLICS DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 1970; 31 (4): 274-&	0	9	0	16
5182	2652 WRONG DH IDENTITY - PROBLEM AND CATCHWORD DISSENT. 1968; 15 (5): 427-435	0	1	2	14
5183	6998 GOODE WJ WHY MEN RESIST DISSENT. 1980; 27 (2): 181-193	0	3	1	35
5184	18345 Dumas TL, Rothbard NP, Phillips KW SELF-DISCLOSURE: BENEFICIAL FOR COHESION IN DEMOGRAPHICALLY DIVERSE WORK GROUPS? DIVERSITY AND GROUPS. 2009; 11: 143-166	0	0	8	106
5185	15633 Livingston RW Demystifying the nonconscious: Unintentional discrimination in society and the media DIVERSITY IN ADVERTISING. 2004; : 59-73	0	0	2	60
5186	12261 LEDERBERG J GREETINGS DNA: THE DOUBLE HELIX. 1995; 758: 176-179	0	1	1	8
5187	17874 Nyssen AS The paradox of hypnosis and pain: From the power of the hypnotherapist to the patient's sense of control DOULEUR ET ANALGESIE. 2008 MAR; 21 (1): 44-47	0	0	1	12
5188	8167 BALL JC, SHAFFER JW, NURCO DN THE DAY-TO-DAY CRIMINALITY OF HEROIN-ADDICTS IN BALTIMORE - A STUDY IN THE CONTINUITY OF OFFENCE RATES DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE. 1983; 12 (2): 119-142	1	138	1	21
5189	13326 MacQueen AR Why general practitioners might avoid drug and alcohol work DRUG AND ALCOHOL REVIEW. 1997 DEC; 16 (4): 429-431	0	0	1	15
5190	16016 Triggle DJ The ethics of the F word: Faith-based science in a faith-based world DRUG DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH. 2004 NOV; 63 (3): 112-120	0	0	1	78
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5191	16017 Resnik DB, Shamoo AE Bioterrorism and the responsible conduct of biomedical research DRUG DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH. 2004 NOV; 63 (3): 121-133	0	0	1	41
5192	16018 Triggle DJ Patenting the sun: Enclosing the scientific commons and transforming the university - Ethical concerns DRUG DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH. 2004 NOV; 63 (3): 139-149	0	1	5	139
5193	17247 Triggle DJ Treating desires not diseases: a pill for every ill and an ill for every pill? DRUG DISCOVERY TODAY. 2007 FEB; 12 (3-4): 161-166	0	0	3	56
5194	10093 CLEARY JD, ALEXANDER B BLIND VERSUS NONBLIND REVIEW - SURVEY OF SELECTED MEDICAL JOURNALS DRUG INTELLIGENCE & CLINICAL PHARMACY. 1988 JUL-AUG; 22 (7-8): 601-602	1	19	3	9
5195	8902 BOXENBAUM H, PIVINSKI F FREQUENTLY CITED REFERENCES IN CONTEMPORARY PHARMACOKINETICS DRUG METABOLISM REVIEWS. 1985; 15 (7): 1385-1402	0	0	2	10
5196	9555 BOXENBAUM H, PIVINSKI F, RUBERG SJ PUBLICATION RATES OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENTISTS - APPLICATION OF THE WARING DISTRIBUTION DRUG METABOLISM REVIEWS. 1987; 18 (4): 553-571	1	8	7	44
5197	15231 Abraham J The science and politics of medicines control DRUG SAFETY. 2003; 26 (3): 135-143	0	4	2	33
5198	16454 Carlin T An exploration of prisoners' and prison staff's perceptions of the methadone maintenance programme in Mountjoy Male Prison, Dublin, Republic of Ireland DRUGS-EDUCATION PREVENTION AND POLICY. 2005 OCT; 12 (5): 405-416	0	1	1	35
5199	12358 KREGAR J CRISIS OF IDEAS OR CRISIS OF SCIENCE DRUSTVENA ISTRAZIVANJA. 1995 MAR-JUN; 4 (2-3): 231-239	0	0	1	14
5200	12716 Zupanov J The social legacy of communism DRUSTVENA ISTRAZIVANJA. 1996 MAR-APR; 5 (2): 425-455	0	4	1	31

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

5101

8900 BECHTEL HK, PEARSON W

DEVIANT SCIENTISTS AND SCIENTIFIC DEVIANCE

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1985; 6 (3): 237-252

5102

8901 AKERS RL, COCHRAN JK

ADOLESCENT MARIJUANA USE - A TEST OF 3 THEORIES OF DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1985; 6 (4): 323-346

5103

9224 FAUPEL CE

HEROIN USE, STREET CRIME, AND THE MAIN HUSTLE - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE VALIDITY OF OFFICIAL CRIME DATA

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1986; 7 (1): 31-45

5104

9225 BEEGHLEY L, SELLERS C

ADOLESCENTS AND SEX - A STRUCTURAL THEORY OF PREMARITAL SEX IN THE UNITED-STATES

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1986; 7 (4): 313-336

5105

9552 ELLIS L

CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AND R/K SELECTION - AN EXTENSION OF GENE-BASED EVOLUTIONARY-THEORY

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1987; 8 (2): 149-176

155

5106

9914 MESSNER SF

MERTON SOCIAL-STRUCTURE AND ANOMIE - THE ROAD NOT TAKEN

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (1): 33-53

5107

9915 BLOCK AA, BERNARD TJ

CRIME IN THE WASTE OIL INDUSTRY

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (2): 113-129

5108

9916 HENSLIN JM

STRUCTURALISM AND INDIVIDUALISM IN DEVIANCE THEORY

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (3): 211-223

5109

9917 KLEMKE LW

DEVIANT MODES OF ADAPTATIONS TO A DEVIANT INVOLVEMENT

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1988; 9 (3): 225-239

5110

10236 FUNK AG, WISE GM

ANOMIE, POWERLESSNESS, AND EXCHANGE - PARALLEL SOURCES OF DEVIANCE

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (1): 53-60

Date / Author / Journal

5111

THE RELATIVITY OF POSITIVE DEVIANCE - THE CASE OF THE FRENCH IMPRESSIONISTS

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (2): 131-144

5112

10238 TUCKER J

EMPLOYEE THEFT AS SOCIAL-CONTROL

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (4): 319-334

5113

10239 CHAMLIN MB

CONFLICT THEORY AND POLICE KILLINGS

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1989; 10 (4): 353-368

5114

10574 KOWALSKI GS, FAUPEL CE

HEROIN USE, CRIME, AND THE MAIN HUSTLE

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1990; 11 (1): 1-16

5115

10921 GOODE E

POSITIVE DEVIANCE - A VIABLE CONCEPT

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1991; 12 (3): 289-309

5116

11443 WORDEN S, DARDEN D

KNIVES AND GAFFS - DEFINITIONS IN THE DEVIANT WORLD OF COCKFIGHTING

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1992 JUL-SEP; 13 (3): 271-289

5117

11521 MCGEE ZT

SOCIAL-CLASS DIFFERENCES IN PARENTAL AND PEER INFLUENCE ON ADOLESCENT DRUG-USE

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1992 OCT-DEC; 13 (4): 349-372

5118

12382 SITU YI, AUSTIN T, LIU WZ

COPING WITH ANOMIC STRESS - CHINESE STUDENTS IN THE USA

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1995 APR-JUN; 16 (2): 127-149

5119

12536 ANDERSON TL

TOWARD A PRELIMINARY MACRO THEORY OF DRUG-ADDICTION

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1995 OCT-DEC; 16 (4): 353-372

5120

12829 Rubington E

The ethic of ''responsible drinking''

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1996 JUL-SEP; 17 (3): 319-335

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

5121

12916 Denq F, Lee LJ, Vaughn MS

Drug crime in Taiwan: A time-series analysis from 1965 to 1994

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1996 OCT-DEC; 17 (4): 347-368

5122

13207 Curcione N

Suburban snowmen: Facilitating factors in the careers of middle-class coke dealers

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1997 JUL-SEP; 18 (3): 233-253

5123

13278 Bankston CL, Zhou M

Valedictorians and delinquents: the bifurcation of Vietnamese American youth

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1997 OCT-DEC; 18 (4): 343-364

5124

13494 Adams MS, Johnson JD, Evans TD

racial differences in informal labeling effects

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1998 APR-JUN; 19 (2): 157-171

5125

13648 Vowell PR, Howell FM

Modeling delinquent behavior: social disorganization, perceived blocked opportunity, and social control

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1998 OCT-DEC; 19 (4): 361-395

5126

14009 Benda BB, Corwyn RF

Developmental differences in theories of sexual behavior among rural adolescents residing in AFDC families

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 1999 OCT-DEC; 20 (4): 359-385

5127

14267 Hirsch M

Suits me: The double life of Billy Tipton

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2000 MAY-JUN; 21 (3): 302-303

5128

14609 Atkinson M, Young K

Flesh journeys: neo primitives and the contemporary rediscovery of radical body modification

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 MAR-APR; 22 (2): 117-146

5129

14610 Sharp SF, Terling-Watt TL, Atkins LA, Gilliam JT, Sanders A

Purging behavior in a sample of college females: a research note on general strain theory and female deviance

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 MAR-APR; 22 (2): 171-188

5130

14757 Norton-Hawk MA

The counterproductivity of incarcerating female street prostitutes

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 SEP-OCT; 22 (5): 403-417

Date / Author / Journal

5131

Population growth, economic inequality, and homicide

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2001 NOV-DEC; 22 (6): 491-516

5132

15124 Heckert A, Heckert DM

A new typology of deviance: Integrating normative and reactivist definitions of deviance

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2002 SEP-OCT; 23 (5): 449-479

5133

15407 Atkinson M

The civilizing of resistance: straightedge tattooing

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2003 MAY-JUN; 24 (3): 197-220

5134

15500 Green AI

"Chem friendly": the institutional basis of "club-drug" use in a sample of urban gay men

DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 2003 SEP-OCT; 24 (5): 427-447

5135

15712 Parnaby PF, Sacco VF

Fame and strain: the contributions of Mertonian deviance theory to an understanding of the relationship between celebrity and deviant behavior

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6203 PAYNE WD, BRINKERHOFF MB

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ENDORECTAL CEREBRAL EVOKED-POTENTIALS - REPLY

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4978 DELOBELLE A

FEEDBACK, CYBERNETICS AND SOCIOLOGY

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MEN WITHOUT MASTERS - MARGINAL SOCIETY DURING PRE-INDUSTRIAL ERA

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9606 RENARD JB

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THE DOCTRINE OF KARMA, TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGICAL-PERSPECTIVE

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7791 NINKOVICH F

IDEOLOGY, THE OPEN-DOOR, AND FOREIGN-POLICY

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12963 Barlow J, Harrison K

Focusing on empowerment: Facilitating self-help in young people with arthritis through a disability organisation

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15587 Darling RB

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19476 Rauch J

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1880 ENELOW AJ, ADLER LM

AN INSTRUMENT FOR STUDYING ROLE-PERCEPTION IN PHYSICIANS (ITS APPLICATION TO COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS IN MEDICINE)

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PATIENTS NOBODY WANTS - SKID ROW ALCOHOLICS

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15633 Livingston RW

Demystifying the nonconscious: Unintentional discrimination in society and the media

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12261 LEDERBERG J

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8167 BALL JC, SHAFFER JW, NURCO DN

THE DAY-TO-DAY CRIMINALITY OF HEROIN-ADDICTS IN BALTIMORE - A STUDY IN THE CONTINUITY OF OFFENCE RATES

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13326 MacQueen AR

Why general practitioners might avoid drug and alcohol work

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16016 Triggle DJ

The ethics of the F word: Faith-based science in a faith-based world

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16017 Resnik DB, Shamoo AE

Bioterrorism and the responsible conduct of biomedical research

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16018 Triggle DJ

Patenting the sun: Enclosing the scientific commons and transforming the university - Ethical concerns

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17247 Triggle DJ

Treating desires not diseases: a pill for every ill and an ill for every pill?

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10093 CLEARY JD, ALEXANDER B

BLIND VERSUS NONBLIND REVIEW - SURVEY OF SELECTED MEDICAL JOURNALS

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5195

8902 BOXENBAUM H, PIVINSKI F

FREQUENTLY CITED REFERENCES IN CONTEMPORARY PHARMACOKINETICS

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9555 BOXENBAUM H, PIVINSKI F, RUBERG SJ

PUBLICATION RATES OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENTISTS - APPLICATION OF THE WARING DISTRIBUTION

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15231 Abraham J

The science and politics of medicines control

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16454 Carlin T

An exploration of prisoners' and prison staff's perceptions of the methadone maintenance programme in Mountjoy Male Prison, Dublin, Republic of Ireland

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12358 KREGAR J

CRISIS OF IDEAS OR CRISIS OF SCIENCE

DRUSTVENA ISTRAZIVANJA. 1995 MAR-JUN; 4 (2-3): 231-239

5200

12716 Zupanov J

The social legacy of communism

DRUSTVENA ISTRAZIVANJA. 1996 MAR-APR; 5 (2): 425-455

Robert K Merton & citing papers 155 Publications by Robert K Merton and the papers in the Web of Science citing them	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 59053, GCS 371798, CR 1071233 Collection span: 1934 - 2011
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