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Publications
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academic article
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Gorman, D. M.
(2023).
COVID-19 publications in top-ranked public health journals during the first phase of the pandemic. Quantitative Science Studies.
4(2), 535-546.
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Littell, J. H., & Gorman, D. M.
(2022).
TheCampbell Collaboration's systematic review of school-based anti-bullying interventions does not meet mandatory methodological standards. 11(1), 145.
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Gorman, D. M., & Huber, C.
(2022).
Ranking of addiction journals in eight widely used impact metrics. Journal of Behavioral Addictions.
11(2), 348-360.
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Taylor, N. J., & Gorman, D. M.
(2022).
Registration and primary outcome reporting in behavioral health trials. BMC Medical Research Methodology.
22(1), 41.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2022).
Can a registered trial be reported as a one-group, pretest-posttest study with no explanation? A critique of Williams et al. (2021). Health and Justice.
10(1), 2.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2022).
Misclassification of Selective Outcome Reporting Bias in Kelly etal. (2020). Alcohol and Alcoholism.
57(4), 530-531.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2021).
Selective Reporting of Results in a Systematic Review: A Critique of Ballester et al. (2021). 18(6), 663-666.
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Gorman, D. M., & Ferdinand, A. O.
(2020).
High impact nutrition and dietetics journals' use of publication procedures to increase research transparency. Research Integrity and Peer Review.
5(1), 12.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2020).
Commentary on Vassar et al. (2020): Cautionary observations on the pre-registration revolution. Addiction.
115(6), 1180-1181.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2020).
Availability of Research Data in High-Impact Addiction Journals with Data Sharing Policies. Science and Engineering Ethics.
26(3), 1625-1632.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2019).
Use of publication procedures to improve research integrity by addiction journals. Addiction.
114(8), 1478-1486.
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Gorman, D. M., Elkins, A. D., & Lawley, M.
(2019).
A Systems Approach to Understanding and Improving Research Integrity. Science and Engineering Ethics.
25(1), 211-229.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2018).
Can We Trust Positive Findings of Intervention Research? The Role of Conflict of Interest. Prevention Science.
19(3), 295-305.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2018).
Letter to the Editor: Sources of bias and need for caution in interpreting the results of Spoth et al.'s (2017) PROSPER study. Psychological Medicine.
48(4), 694-696.
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Gorman, D. M., Ponicki, W. R., Zheng, Q. i., Han, D., Gruenewald, P. J., & Gaidus, A. J.
(2018).
Violent crime redistribution in a city following a substantial increase in the number of off-sale alcohol outlets: A Bayesian analysis. Drug and Alcohol Review.
37(3), 348-355.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2017).
Has the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP) lost its way?. International Journal of Drug Policy.
45, 40-41.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2017).
The decline effect in evaluations of the impact of the Strengthening Families Program for Youth 10-14 (SFP 10-14) on adolescent substance use. Children and Youth Services Review.
81, 29-39.
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Gorman, D. M., Searles, J. S., & Robinson, S. E.
(2016).
Diffusion of Intervention Effects. Journal of Adolescent Health.
58(6), 692-692.
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Morrison, C., Cerd, M., Gorman, D. M., Gruenewald, P. J., Mair, C. F., Naimi, T. S., ... Wieczorek, W. F.
(2016).
Commentary on Gmel etal. (2015): Are alcohol outlet densities strongly associated with alcohol-related outcomes? A critical review of recent evidence. Drug and Alcohol Review.
35(1), 55-57.
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Han, D., Shipp, E. M., & Gorman, D. M.
(2015).
Evaluating the effects of a large increase in off-sale alcohol outlets on motor vehicle crashes: a time-series analysis. International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion.
22(4), 320-327.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2015).
'Everything works': the need to address confirmation bias in evaluations of drug misuse prevention interventions for adolescents. Addiction.
110(10), 1539-1540.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2015).
Flexible data analysis and evaluations of the SFP 10-14. European Journal of Public Health.
25(5), 900-901.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2015).
Analytic flexibility in the evaluation of the Drug Education in Victoria Schools (DEVS) programme. International Journal of Drug Policy.
26(8), 719-720.
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Han, D., & Gorman, D. M.
(2014).
Socio-spatial patterning of off-sale and on-sale alcohol outlets in a Texas city. Drug and Alcohol Review.
33(2), 152-160.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2014).
Is Project Towards No Drug Abuse (Project TND) an evidence-based drug and violence prevention program? A review and reappraisal of the evaluation studies. Journal of Primary Prevention.
35(4), 217-232.
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Gruenewald, P. J., Ponicki, W. R., Remer, L. G., Waller, L. A., Zhu, L. i., & Gorman, D. M.
(2013).
Mapping the spread of methamphetamine abuse in California from 1995 to 2008. 103(7), 1262-1270.
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Gorman, D. M., Gruenewald, P. J., & Waller, L. A.
(2013).
Linking Places to Problems: Geospatial Theories of Neighborhoods, Alcohol and Crime. GeoJournal.
78(3), 417-428.
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Han, D., & Gorman, D. M.
(2013).
Evaluating the effects of the introduction of off-sale alcohol outlets on violent crime. Alcohol and Alcoholism.
48(3), 370-374.
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Han, D., & Gorman, D. M.
(2013).
Exploring Spatial Associations between On-Sale Alcohol Availability, Neighborhood Population Characteristics, and Violent Crime in a Geographically Isolated City. Journal of Addiction.
2013, 356152-6.
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Gorman, D.
(2011).
Does the Life Skills Training program reduce use of marijuana?. Addiction Research and Theory.
19(5), 470-481.
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Ringwalt, C., Paschall, M. J., Gorman, D., Derzon, J., & Kinlaw, A.
(2011).
The use of one- versus two-tailed tests to evaluate prevention programs. Evaluation and the Health Professions.
34(2), 135-150.
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Mubayi, A., Greenwood, P., Wang, X., Castillo-Chvez, C., Gorman, D. M., Gruenewald, P., & Saltz, R. F.
(2011).
Types of drinkers and drinking settings: an application of a mathematical model. Addiction.
106(4), 749-758.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2010).
Understanding prevention research as a form of pseudoscience. Addiction.
105(4), 582-583.
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Gorman, D. M., & Conde, E.
(2010).
The Making of Evidence-based Practice: The Case of Project ALERT. Children and Youth Services Review.
32(2), 214-222.
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Mubayi, A., Greenwood, P. E., Castillo-Chvez, C., Gruenewald, P., & Gorman, D. M.
(2010).
Impact of Relative Residence Times in Highly Distinct Environments on the Distribution of Heavy Drinkers. Socio-Economic Planning Sciences.
44(1), 45-56.
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Gorman, D. M., & Huber, J. C.
(2009).
The social construction of "evidence-based'' drug prevention programs: a reanalysis of data from the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program. 33(4), 396-414.
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Conde, E., & Gorman, D.
(2009).
Krieger's conceptualization and measurement of discrimination and internalized oppression in studies of adverse health outcomes. GeoJournal.
74(2), 131-142.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2009).
Hypothesis testing and the EU-Dap evaluation of the Unplugged curriculum. Preventive Medicine.
48(6), 604-605.
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Gorman, D. M., & Conde, E.
(2009).
Further comments on the path to drawing reasonable conclusions about prevention. Addiction.
104(1), 152-154.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2008).
Science, pseudoscience and the need for practical knowledge. Addiction.
103(10), 1752-1753.
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Gorman, D. M., & Freisthler, B.
(2008).
Special issue on ecologic studies of substance use and misuse - Introduction. Substance Use and Misuse.
43(2), 155-158.
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Gorman, D. M., Conde, E., & Huber, J. C.
(2007).
The creation of evidence in 'evidence-based' drug prevention: a critique of the Strengthening Families Program Plus Life Skills Training evaluation. Drug and Alcohol Review.
26(6), 585-593.
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Waller, L. A., Zhu, L. i., Gotway, C. A., Gorman, D. M., & Gruenewald, P. J.
(2007).
Quantifying geographic variations in associations between alcohol distribution and violence: a comparison of geographically weighted regression and spatially varying coefficient models. Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment.
21(5), 573-588.
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Mezic, I., Gruenewald, P. J., Gorman, D. M., & Mezic, J.
(2007).
Agent-based modeling: Use with necessary caution - Response. 97(5), 781-782.
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Gorman, D. M., & Charles Huber, J.
(2007).
Do medical cannabis laws encourage cannabis use?. International Journal of Drug Policy.
18(3), 160-167.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2007).
Changing service systems for high-risk youth using state-level strategies. 97(4), 595-600.
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Gorman, D. M., & Conde, E.
(2007).
Conflict of interest in the evaluation and dissemination of "model" school-based drug and violence prevention programs. Evaluation and Program Planning.
30(4), 422-429.
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Zhu, L. i., Gorman, D. M., & Horel, S.
(2006).
Hierarchical Bayesian spatial models for alcohol availability, drug "hot spots" and violent crime. 5(1), 54-54.
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Gorman, D. M., Mezic, J., Mezic, I., & Gruenewald, P. J.
(2006).
Agent-based modeling of drinking behavior: a preliminary model and potential applications to theory and practice. 96(11), 2055-2060.
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Gorman, D. M., Huber, J. C., & Carozza, S. E.
(2006).
Evaluation of the Texas 0.08 BAC law. Alcohol and Alcoholism.
41(2), 193-199.
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Culley, M. R., Conkling, M., Emshoff, J., Blakely, C., & Gorman, D.
(2006).
Environmental and contextual influences on school violence and its prevention. Journal of Primary Prevention.
27(3), 217-227.
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Huber, J. C., Carozza, S. E., & Gorman, D. M.
(2006).
Underage driving as an indicator of risky behavior in children and adolescents. Journal of Adolescent Health.
38(5), 612-616.
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Gorman, D. M., Zhu, L. i., & Horel, S.
(2005).
Drug 'hot-spots', alcohol availability and violence. Drug and Alcohol Review.
24(6), 507-513.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2005).
The centrality of critical rational reasoning in science: A response and further comments on the Life Skills Training program, the Seattle Social Development Project, and prevention studies. Journal of Experimental Criminology.
1(2), 263-275.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2005).
Does measurement dependence explain the effects of the Life Skills Training program on smoking outcomes?. Preventive Medicine.
40(4), 479-487.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2005).
Drug and violence prevention: Rediscovering the critical rational dimension of evaluation research. Journal of Experimental Criminology.
1(1), 39-62.
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Zhu, L., Gorman, D. M., & Horel, S.
(2004).
Alcohol outlet density and violence: a geospatial analysis. Alcohol and Alcoholism.
39(4), 369-375.
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Gorman, D. M., Gruenewald, P. J., Hanlon, P. J., Mezic, I., Waller, L. A., Castillo-Chavez, C., Bradley, E., & Mezic, J.
(2004).
Implications of systems dynamic models and control theory for environmental approaches to the prevention of alcohol- and other drug use-related problems. Substance Use and Misuse.
39(10-12), 1713-1750.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2004).
The meaning and implications of transdisciplinary research in prevention. Substance Use and Misuse.
39(10-12), 2075-2076.
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Hawkins, J. D., & Catalano, R. F.
(2003).
Assessing outcomes of prevention interventions. 54(11), 1548-1548.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2003).
The best of practices, the worst of practices: The making of science-based primary prevention programs. 54(8), 1087-1089.
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Buchanan, R. J., Gorman, D. M., Wang, S., & Huang, C.
(2003).
Co-morbidity and treatment needs among nursing home residents receiving alcohol and drug treatment. 22(2), 31-47.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2003).
Prevention programs and scientific nonsense. POLICY REVIEW.
65-75.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2002).
Overstating the behavioral effects of the Seattle social development project. JAMA Pediatrics.
156(11), 1155-1155.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2002).
Defining and operationalizing 'research-based' prevention: a critique (with case studies) of the US Department of Education's Safe, Disciplined and Drug-Free Schools Exemplary Programs. 25(3), 295-302.
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Gorman, D. M., & Derzon, J. H.
(2002).
Behavioral traits and marijuana use and abuse: a meta-analysis of longitudinal studies. Addictive Behaviors.
27(2), 193-206.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2002).
The science of drug and alcohol prevention: the case of the randomized trial of the Life Skills Training program. International Journal of Drug Policy.
13(1), 21-26.
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Gorman, D. M., Speer, P. W., Gruenewald, P. J., & Labouvie, E. W.
(2001).
Spatial dynamics of alcohol availability, neighborhood structure and violent crime. Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
62(5), 628-636.
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Clutterbuck, D. J., Gorman, D., McMillan, A., Lewis, R., & Macintyre, C. C.
(2001).
Substance use and unsafe sex amongst homosexual men in Edinburgh. AIDS Care: psychological and socio-medical aspects of AIDS-HIV.
13(4), 527-535.
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Gorman, D. M., & Labouvie, E. W.
(2000).
Using social indicators to inform community drug and alcohol prevention policy. Journal of Public Health Policy.
21(4), 428-446.
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Speer, P. W., Gorman, D. M., Labouvie, E. W., & Ontkush, M. J.
(1998).
Violent crime and alcohol availability: relationships in an urban community. Journal of Public Health Policy.
19(3), 303-318.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1998).
The irrelevance of evidence in the development of school-based drug prevention policy, 1986-1996. 22(1), 118-146.
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Gorman, D. M., Labouvie, E. W., Speer, P. W., & Subaiya, A. P.
(1998).
Alcohol availability and domestic violence. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse.
24(4), 661-673.
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Gorman, D. M., Speer, P. W., Labouvie, E. W., & Subaiya, A. P.
(1998).
Risk of assaultive violence and alcohol availability in New Jersey. American Journal of Public Health.
88(1), 97-100.
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Gorman, D. M., & Speer, P. W.
(1997).
The concentration of liquor outlets in an economically disadvantaged city in the northeastern United States. Substance Use and Misuse.
32(14), 2033-2046.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1996).
Do school-based social skills training programs prevent alcohol use among young people?. Addiction Research and Theory.
4(2), 191-210.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1996).
Etiological Theories and the Primary Prevention of Drug Use. Journal of Drug Issues.
26(2), 505-520.
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Gorman, D. M., & Speer, P. W.
(1996).
Preventing alcohol abuse and alcohol-related problems through community interventions: A review of evaluation studies. Psychology and Health.
11(1), 95-131.
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Aguirre-Molina, M., & Gorman, D. M.
(1996).
Community-based approaches for the prevention of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use. Annual Review of Public Health.
17(1), 337-358.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1995).
The effectiveness of DARE and other drug use prevention programs. American Journal of Public Health.
85(6), 873-874.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1995).
On the Difference Between Statistical and Practical Significance in School-based Drug Abuse Prevention. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy.
2(3), 275-283.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1995).
The Changing Role of Mass Media in Preventing Excessive Alcohol Use. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy.
2(1), 77-83.
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O'Leary, D., Gorman, D. M., & Speer, P. W.
(1994).
The sale of alcoholic beverages to minors. Public Health Reports.
109(6), 816-818.
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Gorman, D. M., Jacobs, L. M., & McAlpine, D.
(1994).
Measuring factors that influence the response of medical practitioners and social workers to problem drinkers: a pilot study. Drug and Alcohol Review.
13(3), 269-276.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1994).
Preventing adolescent drug use: the effectiveness of Project ALERT. American Journal of Public Health.
84(3), 500-501.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1994).
Alcohol misuse and the predisposing environment. British Medical Bulletin.
50(1), 36-49.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1993).
"War on drugs" continues in United States under new leadership. 307(6900), 369-371.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1993).
A theory-driven approach to the evaluation of professional training in alcohol abuse. Addiction.
88(2), 229-236.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1993).
A review of studies comparing checklist and interview methods of data collection in life event research. Behavioral Medicine: relating behavior and health.
19(2), 66-73.
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Cartwright, A., & Gorman, D. M.
(1993).
Processes Involved in Changing the Therapeutic Attitudes of Clinicians Toward Working with Drinking Clients. Psychotherapy Research.
3(2), 95-104.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1992).
Commentary. Annual Review of Addictions Research and Treatment.
2(C), 505-507.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1992).
Using theory and basic research to target primary prevention programs: recent developments and future prospects. Alcohol and Alcoholism.
27(6), 583-594.
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Tracy, J. I., Gorman, D. M., & Leventhal, E. A.
(1992).
Reports of physical symptoms and alcohol use: findings from a primary health care sample. Alcohol and Alcoholism.
27(5), 481-491.
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Gorman, D. M., & Brown, G. W.
(1992).
Recent developments in life-event research and their relevance for the study of addictions. British journal of addiction.
87(6), 837-849.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1992).
Distinguishing primary and secondary disorders in studies of alcohol dependence and depression. Drug and Alcohol Review.
11(1), 23-29.
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Gorman, D. M., & Cartwright, A. K.
(1991).
Implications of using the composite and short versions of the Alcohol and Alcohol Problems Perception Questionnaire (AAPPQ). 86(3), 327-334.
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Gorman, D. M., Werner, J. M., Jacobs, L. M., & Duffy, S. W.
(1990).
Evaluation of an alcohol education package for non-specialist health care and social workers. 85(2), 223-233.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1990).
Data collection in studies of life events and the harmful use of alcohol. Drug and Alcohol Review.
9(1), 67-74.
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Gorman, D. M., & Peters, T. J.
(1990).
Types of life events and the onset of alcohol dependence. 85(1), 71-79.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1989).
Dangers in Inherently Tautological Hypotheses: a reply to Heather & Robertson. Addiction.
84(8), 849-850.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1989).
Is the 'new' problem drinking concept of Heather & Robertson more useful in advancing our scientific knowledge than the 'old' disease concept?. British journal of addiction.
84(8), 843-845.
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Gorman, D. M., Duffy, S. W., Raine, S., & Taylor, C. L.
(1989).
Level of agreement between questionnaire measures of alcohol dependence, alcoholism and problem drinking in a sample presenting at a specialist alcohol treatment service. Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
24(3), 227-232.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1989).
Is 'disease model' an appropriate term to describe the alcohol dependence syndrome?. Alcohol and Alcoholism.
24(6), 509-512.
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Potamianos, G., Gorman, D. M., Duffy, S. W., & Peters, T. J.
(1988).
Alcohol consumption by patients attending outpatient clinics. International Journal of Social Psychiatry.
34(2), 97-101.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1988).
Employment, stressful life events and the development of alcohol dependence. Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
22(1-2), 151-159.
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Gorman, D. M., Potamianos, G., Williams, K. A., Frank, A. O., Duffy, S. W., & Peters, T. J.
(1987).
Relationship between alcohol abuse and low back pain. Alcohol and Alcoholism.
22(1), 61-63.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1987).
Measuring onset of 'caseness' in studies of stressful life events and alcohol abuse. British journal of addiction.
82(9), 1017-1020.
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Gorman, D. M.
(1986).
Comments on D. J. cooke & C. A. Allan's 'Stressful life events and alcohol abuse in women'. British journal of addiction.
81(5), 651-654.
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Potamianos, G., Gorman, D. M., & Peters, T. J.
(1985).
Attitudes and treatment expectancies of patients and general hospital staff in relation to alcoholism. 58 ( Pt 1)(1), 63-66.
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Potamianos, G., Winter, D., Duffy, S. W., Gorman, D. M., & Peters, T. J.
(1985).
The perception of problem drinkers by general hospital staff, general practitioners and alcoholic patients. ALCOHOL.
2(4), 563-566.
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Potamianos, G., Gorman, D. M., Duffy, S. W., & Peters, T. J.
(1984).
The use of the Severity of Alcohol Dependence Questionnaire (SADQ) on a sample of problem drinkers presenting at a district general hospital. ALCOHOL.
1(6), 441-445.
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Potamianos, G., Gorman, D., & Peters, T. J.
(1983).
Attitudes and Treatment Expectancies of Staff and Patients to Alcohol Dependence. Clinical Science.
65(3), 21p-22p.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2023).
COVID-19 publications in top-ranked public health journals during the first phase of the pandemic. Quantitative Science Studies.
4(2), 535-546.
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chapter
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Gorman, D. M.
(2018).
Evidence-Based Practice as a Driver of Pseudoscience in Prevention Research. PSEUDOSCIENCE: THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST SCIENCE.
(pp. 263-281).
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Elkins, A. D., & Gorman, D. M.
(2014).
Systems Theory in Public Health. McQueen, D. V. (Eds.),
Oxford Bibliographies in Public Health.
Oxford University Press (OUP).
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Gruenewald, P. J., Ponicki, W. R., Remer, L. G., Johnson, F. W., Waller, L. A., Gorman, D. M., & Zhu, L. i.
(2013).
Spatial Models of the Growth and Spread of Methamphetamine Abuse in California. Crime, HIV and Health: Intersections of Criminal Justice and Public Health Concerns.
(pp. 167-186).
Springer Nature.
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Cintrn-Arias, A., Snchez, F., Wang, X., Castillo-Chavez, C., Gorman, D. M., & Gruenewald, P. J.
(2009).
The Role of Nonlinear Relapse on Contagion Amongst Drinking Communities. Mathematical and Statistical Estimation Approaches in Epidemiology.
(pp. 343-360).
Springer Nature.
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Khosrow-Pour, M., Lipton, R., Gorman, D. M., Wieczorek, W. F., Banerjee, A., & Gruenewald, P.
(2009).
Geography and Public Health. Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Second Edition.
(pp. 1634-1645).
IGI Global.
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Snchez, F., Wang, X., Castillo-Chvez, C., Gorman, D. M., & Gruenewald, P. J.
(2007).
Drinking as an EpidemicA Simple Mathematical Model with Recovery and Relapse. Therapist's Guide to Evidence-Based Relapse Prevention.
(pp. 353-368).
Elsevier.
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Snchez, F., Wang, X., Castillo-Chvez, C., Gorman, D. M., & Gruenewald, P. J.
(2007).
16 Drinking as an EpidemicA Simple Mathematical Model with Recovery and Relapse. Therapist's Guide to Evidence-Based Relapse Prevention.
(pp. 353-368).
Elsevier.
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Khosrow-Pour, M., Lipton, R., Gorman, D. M., Wieczorek, W. F., & Gruenewald, P.
(2005).
Spatial Analysis in a Public Health Setting. Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, First Edition.
(pp. 2576-2583).
IGI Global.
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Khan, O. A., Skinner, R., Lipton, R., Gorman, D. M., & Gruenewald, P.
(2003).
The Application of Spatial Analysis to the Public Health Understanding of Alcohol and Alcohol-Related Problems. Geographic Information Systems and Health Applications.
(pp. 57-79).
IGI Global.
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Gorman, D. M.
(2018).
Evidence-Based Practice as a Driver of Pseudoscience in Prevention Research. PSEUDOSCIENCE: THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST SCIENCE.
(pp. 263-281).
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conference paper
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Elkins, A. D., & Gorman, D. M.
(2014).
Validating models in public health research
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Mubayi, A., Greenwood, P., Wang, X., Castillo-Chavez, C., Gorman, D. M., Gruenewald, P., & Saltz, R. F.
(2009).
THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT IN THE DYNAMICS AND CONTROL OF ALCOHOL USE. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
61A-61A.
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Elkins, A. D., & Gorman, D. M.
(2014).
Validating models in public health research
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institutional repository document
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Cintrn-Arias, A., Snchez, F., Wang, X., Castillo-Chavez, C., Gorman, D. M., & Gruenewald, P. J.
(2020).
The Role of Nonlinear Relapse on Contagion Amongst Drinking Communities
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Gorman, D. M.
(2013).
Flexibility in Design, Outcomes and Analysis in Evidence- Based Drug Prevention Research: The Case of the Midwestern Prevention Project. Journal of Addiction & Prevention.
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Cintrn-Arias, A., Snchez, F., Wang, X., Castillo-Chavez, C., Gorman, D. M., & Gruenewald, P. J.
(2020).
The Role of Nonlinear Relapse on Contagion Amongst Drinking Communities
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Teaching
teaching activities
- HBEH791 Doctoral Capstone Instructor
- PHEB600 Fundamentals Of Epidemiology Instructor
- PHEB605 Epidemiologic Methods I Instructor
- PHEB617 Res Integ Transprncy & Reprod Instructor
- PHEB624 Social Epidemiology Instructor
- PHEB684 Practicum Instructor
- PHEB685 Directed Studies Instructor
- PHEB686 Directed Research Instructor
- PHEB689 Sptp:research Inregrity Instructor
- PHEB691 Research Instructor
- PHEB695 Doctoral Capstone Instructor
- PHEB791 Doctoral Capstone Instructor
- SOPH603 Epidemiology Instructor
- SOPH680 Public Health Capstone Instructor
Works By Students
chaired theses and dissertations
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Dabo, Bashir (2016-09). Health-Related Internet Use and Uptake of Seasonal Influenza Vaccine among Adults in the United States: An Analysis of the 2014 National Health Interview Survey Data.
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Elkins, Amber D (2016-01). Systems Approaches in Public Health.
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in Medical Sociology, University of Essex - (Colchester, Essex, United Kingdom) 1988
- M.Sc. in Medical Sociology, Bedford College - (Bedford, United Kingdom) 1981
- B.A. in (Hons) Social Science, 1st Class, University of Westminster - (London, United Kingdom) 1980
awards and honors
Contact
first name
- Dennis
has last name
- Gorman
mailing address
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Texas A&M Health Science Center
Epidemiology & Biostatistics
1266 TAMUS
College Station, TX 77843-1266
USA
Other
- gorman@tamu.edu