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Ken Corvo

Associate Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics

School of Social Work

Ken Corvo is currently serving as a David B. Falk College Of Sport And Human Dynamics Associate Professor at Syracuse University.

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Syracuse University

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interpersonal violence violent behavior mental health psychology criminology domestic violence family violence public health psychiatry behavioral sciences trauma violence against women partner violence psychological violence aggression psychological trauma social work feminist criminology psychopathology adolescent health substance abuse dating violence correctional practice child psychology harm reduction traumatology adolescence juvenile delinquency alcohol abuse attachment theory criminal behavior societal influence domestic violence perpetration forensic psychology substance use neuropsychological rehabilitation counseling psychology forensic psychiatry research policy evidence-based practice victimology youth justice adolescent psychology social isolation child abuse prevention school violence behavioral health social work research community mental health violent men frontal lobe deficits community violence criminal justice family psychology bullying healthcare ethics applied social science later adulthood indigenous peoples life course community health social web female criminality alcohol misuse duluth model failed strategy data-impervious paradigm relational violence integrated theory risk factor domestic violence perpetrators child neglect alcohol offense adolescent exposure longitudinal trajectory young adults social work theory social work policy sociology social work practice education theory development educational leadership youth violence proposal writing

Notable Scholarly Works

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Toxic Masculinity and Patriarchy: Barriers to Connecting Biopsychosocial Risk for Male Violence to Policy and Practice. Partner Abuse (2022)

Kenneth CorvoPaul Golding

psychological violencedating violencesociologygender inequalitymasculinityfeminist theorycriminologytoxic masculinitytraumapublic healthdomestic violenceinterpersonal violencefeminist criminologybiopsychosocial riskgender studiesmale violencestigmaviolence against womenfamily violenceviolent behaviorpartner violence

Barriers to Advancing Evidence-Based Practice in Domestic Violence Perpetrator Treatment in the United States: Ideology, Public Funding, or Both?. Partner Abuse (2021)

Clare CannonKenneth CorvoFred ButtellJohn Hamel

correctional practicepublic policycase studiesforensic psychiatrycriminologysocial justicemental healthunited statesdeviance (sociology)domestic violencepublic lawinterpersonal violencefeminist criminologypsychiatryevidence-based practicepublic fundingresearch policysocial sciencesfamily violencepartner violence

Attachment Security Priming and Domestic Violence: Augmenting Biopsychosocial Treatment of Perpetrators. Partner Abuse (2018)

Kenneth CorvoDaniel SonkinMorgan Cooney

psychological violencepost-traumatic stress disordercounseling psychologypsychological traumapsychologyattachment security primingattachment theorytraumamental healthdomestic violenceinterpersonal violencepsychopathologybiopsychosocial treatmentbehavioral sciencesclinical psychologycouple therapypsychiatryviolence against womenviolent behaviorpartner violence

Community Violence. Springer eBooks (2018)

Wan-Yi ChenKenneth Corvo

mental healthpublic healthcommunity mental healthconflictsocial sciencescriminologycivil conflictcommunity violencebehavioral sciences

Early‐Life Risk for Domestic Violence Perpetration: Implications for Practice and Policy. Infant Mental Health Journal (2018)

Kenneth Corvo

mental healthpublic healthpartner violencedomestic violence perpetrationtrauma in childdevelopmental psychopathologydomestic violencechild mental healthearly-life riskinterpersonal violenceviolence against womenfamily violenceviolent behaviorchild protectionchild developmentpublic policychild abuse

Longitudinal Trajectory of Adolescent Exposure to Community Violence and Depressive Symptoms Among Adolescents and Young Adults: Understanding the Effect of Mental Health Service Usage. Community Mental Health Journal (2016)

Wan-Yi ChenKenneth CorvoYookyong LeeHyeouk Chris Hahm

adolescent healthyoung adultslongitudinal studiespsychological traumadepressive symptomsurban sociologycriminologymental healthpublic healthjuvenile delinquencycommunity mental healthinterpersonal violencecommunity healthadolescent psychologylongitudinal trajectoryadolescent exposurepsychiatrysocial sciencescommunity violencefamily violenceviolent behavioradolescence

Neurotransmitter and Neurochemical Factors in Domestic Violence Perpetration: Implications for Theory Development. Partner Abuse (2015)

Kenneth CorvoDonald Dutton

psychological violencesystems neuroscienceforensic psychologypost-traumatic stress disorderneurosciencepsychologychild sexual abusetraumamental healthdomestic violence perpetrationsexual offendingdomestic violencebehavioral neuroscienceinterpersonal violencetheory developmentpsychiatryneurochemical factorsviolence against womenfamily violenceviolent behaviorpartner violence

The Role of Executive Function Deficits in Domestic Violence Perpetration. Partner Abuse (2014)

Kenneth Corvo

psychological violencepost-traumatic stress disorderdating violencepsychologyexecutive functiontraumamental healthdomestic violence perpetrationhuman behaviordomestic violenceinterpersonal violencefeminist criminologybehavioral sciencesemotional selfregulationpsychiatryviolence against womenfamily violenceviolent behaviorexecutive function deficitspartner violence

An Eye for an Eye: Gender Revanchisme and the Negation of Attachment in Domestic Violence Policy. Partner Abuse (2012)

Kenneth CorvoPamela J. Johnson

gender studiesgender revanchismedomestic violence policyfeminist theorysocial sciencesattachment theorybehavioral sciences

Sharpening Ockham's Razor: The Role of Psychopathology and Neuropsychopathology in the Perpetration of Domestic Violence. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2012)

Kenneth CorvoPamela Johnson

mental healthpublic healthpsychiatrydomestic violenceaggressioncriminologypsychopathologyviolent behaviorneuropsychologybehavioral sciences

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Ken Corvo

Associate Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics

School of Social Work

Ken Corvo is currently serving as a David B. Falk College Of Sport And Human Dynamics Associate Professor at Syracuse University.

Honors

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Syracuse University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Toxic Masculinity and Patriarchy: Barriers to Connecting Biopsychosocial Risk for Male Violence to Policy and Practice. Partner Abuse (2022)

Kenneth CorvoPaul Golding

Barriers to Advancing Evidence-Based Practice in Domestic Violence Perpetrator Treatment in the United States: Ideology, Public Funding, or Both?. Partner Abuse (2021)

Clare CannonKenneth CorvoFred ButtellJohn Hamel

Attachment Security Priming and Domestic Violence: Augmenting Biopsychosocial Treatment of Perpetrators. Partner Abuse (2018)

Kenneth CorvoDaniel SonkinMorgan Cooney

Community Violence. Springer eBooks (2018)

Wan-Yi ChenKenneth Corvo

mental healthpublic healthcommunity mental healthconflictsocial sciencescriminologycivil conflictcommunity violencebehavioral sciences

Early‐Life Risk for Domestic Violence Perpetration: Implications for Practice and Policy. Infant Mental Health Journal (2018)

Kenneth Corvo

Wan-Yi ChenKenneth CorvoYookyong LeeHyeouk Chris Hahm

Neurotransmitter and Neurochemical Factors in Domestic Violence Perpetration: Implications for Theory Development. Partner Abuse (2015)

Kenneth CorvoDonald Dutton

The Role of Executive Function Deficits in Domestic Violence Perpetration. Partner Abuse (2014)

Kenneth Corvo

An Eye for an Eye: Gender Revanchisme and the Negation of Attachment in Domestic Violence Policy. Partner Abuse (2012)

Kenneth CorvoPamela J. Johnson

gender studiesgender revanchismedomestic violence policyfeminist theorysocial sciencesattachment theorybehavioral sciences

Sharpening Ockham's Razor: The Role of Psychopathology and Neuropsychopathology in the Perpetration of Domestic Violence. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2012)

Kenneth CorvoPamela Johnson

mental healthpublic healthpsychiatrydomestic violenceaggressioncriminologypsychopathologyviolent behaviorneuropsychologybehavioral sciences

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