Jan Volavka is affiliated with New York University in the United States and has contributed extensively to research across the fields of social sciences, medicine, and psychology. Their work spans multiple subfields, including sociology and political science, clinical psychology, radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, health, as well as psychiatry and mental health.
Their recent publications reflect a focus on topics related to misinformation, vaccine coverage and hesitancy, psychology of moral and emotional judgment, schizophrenia research and treatment, psychopathy, forensic psychiatry and sexual offending, healthcare decision-making and restraints, and crime patterns and interventions.
Recent papers by Jan Volavka include:
Jan Volavka has collaborated frequently with several coauthors, notably:
Publications have appeared in a range of academic venues, among which the most frequent are:
The main topics that characterize their research can be summarized as:
Robert M Bilder;Jan Volavka;Jan Volavka;Herbert M Lachman;Anthony A Grace
Robert M. Bilder;Robert S. Goldman;Jan Volavka;Pal Czobor
Jean Pierre Lindenmayer;Pal Czobor;Jan Volavka;Leslie Citrome
Jan Volavka;Pal Czobor;Brian Sheitman;Jean Pierre Lindenmayer
Jari Tiihonen;Kristian Wahlbeck;Jouko Lönnqvist;Timo Klaukka
Richard Van Dorn;Jan Volavka;Norman Johnson
Robert M. Bilder;Jan Volavka;Pál Czobor;Anil K. Malhotra
Jan Volavka
Karl Verebey;Jan Volavka;Salvatore J. Mule;R. B. Resnick
Herbert M. Lachman;Karen A. Nolan;Pavel Mohr;Takuya Saito
T. Hallikainen;T. Saito;H. M. Lachman;Jan Volavka
Rael D. Strous;Nigel Bark;Sam S. Parsia;Jan Volavka
Leslie Citrome;Jan Volavka;Pal Czobor;Brian Sheitman
Karen A. Nolan;Robert M. Bilder;Herbert M. Lachman;Jan Volavka
Pál Czobor;Jan Volavka;Brian Sheitman;Jean Pierre Lindenmayer
Matthew J Hoptman;Matthew J Hoptman;Jan Volavka;Jan Volavka;Glyn Johnson;Elisabeth Weiss
Volavka J;Cho D;Mallya A;Bauman J
Jeffrey W. Swanson;Marvin S. Swartz;Richard A. Van Dorn;Jan Volavka
Tiihonen J;Hallikainen T;Lachman H;Saito T
Vicki E. Pollock;Jan Volavka;Donald W. Goodwin;Sarnoff A. Mednick
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