Brian H. Bornstein is affiliated with Arizona State University in the United States. Their research focuses broadly on social sciences and psychology, with key subfields including law, social psychology, sociology and political science, clinical psychology, and economics and econometrics.
Their main topics of work cover several areas:
Brian H. Bornstein has published in a variety of venues. Their frequent publication outlets include:
Selected recent papers by Bornstein include:
Coauthorship is a notable aspect of Bornstein's work. Frequent collaborators include:
They have contributed to published books as well, with one publication under Springer International Publishing titled Advances in Psychology and Law (2020).
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Brian H. Bornstein;Jonathan M. Golding;Jeffrey Neuschatz;Christopher Kimbrough
Kenneth A. Deffenbacher;Brian H. Bornstein;Steven D. Penrod
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Kenneth A. Deffenbacher;Brian H. Bornstein;E. Kiernan McGorty;Steven D. Penrod
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