John S. Lyons is affiliated with the University of Kentucky in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on psychology, with a particular emphasis on clinical psychology and child and adolescent psychosocial and emotional development.
The scientist has contributed to at least 16 publications in psychology, including subfields such as general health professions, oncology, molecular biology, and public health, environmental and occupational health. Their work covers a variety of topics including child abuse and trauma, resilience and mental health, telemedicine and telehealth implementation, COVID-19 and mental health, homelessness and social issues, and urban transport and accessibility.
Recent papers authored or co-authored by John S. Lyons include:
Frequent co-authors include:
John S. Lyons's publications have appeared in various venues, with multiple contributions to Cancer Research and bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory). Other publication venues include Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America, SSRN Electronic Journal, and The Economic History Review.
In addition to journal articles, they have a book published titled Voices from the Mississippi Hill Country released in 2020 through University Press of Mississippi eBooks.
Dorothy D. Dunlop;Jing Song;John S. Lyons;Larry M. Manheim
D. B. Larson;K. A. Sherrill;J. S. Lyons;F. C. Craigie
Peter Pressman;John S. Lyons;David B. Larson;James J. Strain
Cassandra L. Kisiel;John S. Lyons
Wolfgang Lutz;Scott C. Leon;Zoran Martinovich;John S. Lyons
J J Strain;J S Lyons;J S Hammer;M Fahs
Kenneth I. Howard;Thomas A. Cornille;John S. Lyons;John T. Vessey
S. Cumella;N. Ransford;J. Lyons;H. Burnham
John S. Lyons;Michael T. O'Mahoney;Sheldon I. Miller;Janice Neme
G. Fulop;J. J. Strain;J. Vita;J. S. Lyons
F.J. Huyse;J.S. Lyons;F.C. Stiefel;J.P.J. Slaets
Dana A. Weiner;Alison Schneider;John S. Lyons
James K. Whittaker;Lisa Holmes;Jorge F. del Valle;Frank Ainsworth
Rachel L. Anderson;John S. Lyons;Debra M. Giles;Judith A. Price
Purva Rawal;Jill Romansky;Michael Jenuwine;John S. Lyons
John S. Lyons;Peter Perrotta;Sharon Hancher-Kvam
Thomas W. Pavkov;Dan A. Lewis;John S. Lyons
John S. Lyons;Lisa N. Libman-Mintzer;Lisa N. Libman-Mintzer;Cassandra L. Kisiel;Harry Shallcross
Cassandra Kisiel;Tracy Fehrenbach;Larry Small;John S. Lyons
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