M. Alexander

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Diminishing or durable treatment effects of STARR? A research note on 24-month re-arrest rates

Christopher T. Lowenkamp, Alexander M. Holsinger, Charles R. Robinson, 2014 .

The Evolution of Supervision within the Federal Probation and Pretrial System

Scott W. VanBenschoten, M. Alexander, 2008 .

Goodbye to a Worn-Out Dichotomy : Law Enforcement , Social Work , and a Balanced Approach ( A Survey of Federal Probation Officer Attitudes )

Christopher T. Lowenkamp, Mario A. Paparozzi, M. Alexander, 2017 .

Disclosing Deviations: Using Guidelines to Nudge and Empower Physician-Patient Decision Making

M. Alexander, 2019 .

A . UNDERMINING DIGNITY : THE EXPRESSIVE HARM OF A “ SAME SEX ATTRACTION DISORDER

M. Alexander, 2016 .

Motivational interviewing training in criminal justice: Development of a model plan

Scott W. VanBenschoten, S. Walters, M. Alexander, 2008 .

Stage 2 : OARS-Client-centered Counseling Skills

Scott W. VanBenschoten, S. Walters, M. Alexander, 2008 .

A random study of Staff Training Aimed at Reducing Re-arrest (STARR): using core correctional practices in probation interactions

Christopher T. Lowenkamp, Alexander M. Holsinger, Charles R. Robinson, 2012 .

A Tale of Two Innovations: Motivational Interviewing and Core Correctional Practices in United States Probation

Christopher T. Lowenkamp, Charles R. Robinson, M. Alexander, 2013 .

A random (almost) study of staff training aimed at reducing re-arrest (STARR): Reducing recidivism through intentional design.

Christopher T. Lowenkamp, Charles R. Robinson, Scott Van Benschoten, 2011 .