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Joel S. Milner

Northern Illinois University

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychology

NoneJoel S. Milner is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences faculty at Northern Illinois University.

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Northern Illinois University

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behavioral sciences psychology child abuse criminology developmental psychopathology child psychology child development mental health psychopathology family psychology military psychology psychiatry public health family violence trauma clinical psychology social psychology military sociology domestic violence psychological trauma interpersonal violence victimology psychological assessment child physical abuse psychological science military context correctional practice counseling psychology child sexual abuse forensic psychology developmental psychology military culture child maltreatment psychosocial research potential inventory applied social psychology family issues psychological violence military institutions military families applied psychology feminist criminology child mental health child abuse prevention juvenile delinquency psychodynamic united states child health child psychiatry psychometrics parental care child protection sexual assault cognitive psychology criminal behavior mammalian physiology childhood physical abuse clinical psychiatry personality psychology human physiology veterinary physiology case studies social information processing childhood history disciplinary choices navy personnel traumatology behavior prediction victimisation physical child abuse childhood abuse abuse severity incident characteristics adult risk child transgressions navy recruit sample

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Concerns, Worries, and Fears During Pregnancy in Active-Duty United States Air Force Families. The Journal of Perinatal Education (2024)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchJoe AmmarAudra P. JensenWendy J. TravisMichael F. Wagner

public healthmental healthhigh-risk pregnanciesactive-duty united stateseducationfamily issuesmaternal healthobstetrics and gynaecologyhealth policy

Does Parental Use of Harsh Discipline and Punishment in Response to Ambiguous Child Situations Vary by Child Physical Abuse Risk?. Child Abuse & Neglect (2024)

Joel S. MilnerJoe AmmarJulie L. CrouchMichael F. Wagner

punishmentparental usechild abuseambiguous child situationsdevelopmental psychopathologybehavioral sciencesharsh discipline

Effect Sizes and Effect Size Benchmarks in Family Violence Research. Child Abuse & Neglect (2023)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchJoe AmmarAudra Jensen

public healtheffect sizesmental healthfamily violence researchchild abusefamily violenceeffect size benchmarkshealth sciencesbehavioral sciences

Family Violence in U.S. Military Families. Springer eBooks (2023)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchJoe AmmarWendy J. TravisValerie A. Stander

military psychologymilitary culturemilitary contextcivil-military relationscriminologysocial scienceseducationpsychologysecurity studiesfamily violencemilitary sociologymilitary families

Child Physical Abuse Risk Factors: A Systematic Review and a Meta-Analysis. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2022)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchRandy J. McCarthyJoe AmmarRodrigo Dominguez-MartinezCourtney L. ThomasAudra Paige Jensen

public healthmeta-analysisepidemiologysystematic reviewdevelopmental psychopathologyhealth policy

Does the Fading Affect Bias Vary by Memory Type and a Parent’s Risk of Physically Abusing a Child? a Replication and Extension. Psychological Reports (2022)

John J. SkowronskiJulie L. CrouchJoel S. Milner

memory lossdevelopmental psychologychild developmentpsychological traumamental healthpsychopathologyexperimental psychopathologysocial sciencespsychologyfading affect biaschild abusechild psychologyfamily psychologymemory typedevelopmental psychopathologymemorycognitive psychologybehavioral sciences

Prolonged Infant Crying: Caregiving Quality and Child Physical Abuse Risk. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

Julie L. CrouchDavid J. BridgettJoel S. MilnerKreila CoteGabriela LelakowskaAmerica DavilaErin McKayShelby Savoree

public healthinterpersonal communicationcaregiving qualityparental carejournalisminterpersonal violencebehavioral sciences

The Role of Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Negative Affect in Predicting Substantiated Intimate Partner Violence Incidents Among Military Personnel. Military Behavioral Health (2021)

Valerie A. StanderKelly A. WoodallSabrina M. RichardsonCynthia J. ThomsenJoel S. MilnerJames E. McCarrollDavid S. RiggsStephen J. Cozza

posttraumatic stress symptomsmilitary sociologyoccupational health psychologybehavioral sciencesmilitary psychologypsychological traumatraumacorrectional practicemilitary contextbehavioral healthpsychopathologyhealth psychologypsychologybehavioral researchpsychiatrynegative affectmental healthpost-traumatic stress disordermilitary personnel

Ability of the United States Air Force Family Needs Screener to Predict Child Maltreatment: A Prospective Study. Military Behavioral Health (2020)

Randy J. McCarthyJoel S. MilnerMargaret H. WalkerLeasley K. BesetsnyMark A. Oliver

public healthrehabilitationmilitary psychologyfamily processbehavioral healthchild developmentfamily policymental healthchild maltreatmentfamily issueshealth promotionprospective studyunited statesfamily psychologyparental carebehavior change (public health)health policy

Do High-Risk Parents Use More Aggression During Competitive Play With Children?. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2020)

Julie L. CrouchJohn J. SkowronskiAmerica L. DavilaJoel S. Milner

interpersonal communicationinterpersonal relationshipshigh-risk parentspsychologyjournalismcompetitive playaggressioninterpersonal violencebehavioral sciences

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Joel S. Milner

Northern Illinois University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychology

NoneJoel S. Milner is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences faculty at Northern Illinois University.

Honors

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Northern Illinois University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Concerns, Worries, and Fears During Pregnancy in Active-Duty United States Air Force Families. The Journal of Perinatal Education (2024)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchJoe AmmarAudra P. JensenWendy J. TravisMichael F. Wagner

public healthmental healthhigh-risk pregnanciesactive-duty united stateseducationfamily issuesmaternal healthobstetrics and gynaecologyhealth policy

Does Parental Use of Harsh Discipline and Punishment in Response to Ambiguous Child Situations Vary by Child Physical Abuse Risk?. Child Abuse & Neglect (2024)

Joel S. MilnerJoe AmmarJulie L. CrouchMichael F. Wagner

punishmentparental usechild abuseambiguous child situationsdevelopmental psychopathologybehavioral sciencesharsh discipline

Effect Sizes and Effect Size Benchmarks in Family Violence Research. Child Abuse & Neglect (2023)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchJoe AmmarAudra Jensen

public healtheffect sizesmental healthfamily violence researchchild abusefamily violenceeffect size benchmarkshealth sciencesbehavioral sciences

Family Violence in U.S. Military Families. Springer eBooks (2023)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchJoe AmmarWendy J. TravisValerie A. Stander

military psychologymilitary culturemilitary contextcivil-military relationscriminologysocial scienceseducationpsychologysecurity studiesfamily violencemilitary sociologymilitary families

Child Physical Abuse Risk Factors: A Systematic Review and a Meta-Analysis. Aggression and Violent Behavior (2022)

Joel S. MilnerJulie L. CrouchRandy J. McCarthyJoe AmmarRodrigo Dominguez-MartinezCourtney L. ThomasAudra Paige Jensen

public healthmeta-analysisepidemiologysystematic reviewdevelopmental psychopathologyhealth policy

Does the Fading Affect Bias Vary by Memory Type and a Parent’s Risk of Physically Abusing a Child? a Replication and Extension. Psychological Reports (2022)

John J. SkowronskiJulie L. CrouchJoel S. Milner

Prolonged Infant Crying: Caregiving Quality and Child Physical Abuse Risk. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

Julie L. CrouchDavid J. BridgettJoel S. MilnerKreila CoteGabriela LelakowskaAmerica DavilaErin McKayShelby Savoree

public healthinterpersonal communicationcaregiving qualityparental carejournalisminterpersonal violencebehavioral sciences

The Role of Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Negative Affect in Predicting Substantiated Intimate Partner Violence Incidents Among Military Personnel. Military Behavioral Health (2021)

Valerie A. StanderKelly A. WoodallSabrina M. RichardsonCynthia J. ThomsenJoel S. MilnerJames E. McCarrollDavid S. RiggsStephen J. Cozza

Ability of the United States Air Force Family Needs Screener to Predict Child Maltreatment: A Prospective Study. Military Behavioral Health (2020)

Randy J. McCarthyJoel S. MilnerMargaret H. WalkerLeasley K. BesetsnyMark A. Oliver

Do High-Risk Parents Use More Aggression During Competitive Play With Children?. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2020)

Julie L. CrouchJohn J. SkowronskiAmerica L. DavilaJoel S. Milner

interpersonal communicationinterpersonal relationshipshigh-risk parentspsychologyjournalismcompetitive playaggressioninterpersonal violencebehavioral sciences

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