Research
Publications
Peer-Reviewed Articles
ForthcomingAl Falatah, S., Tostlebe, J., & Hashimi, S. Beyond risk factors: A mixed-methods study of interpersonal dynamics in suicide attempts and reattempts from police narratives. Health & Justice.
Vietto, N., Armstrong, T., Schroll, D., & Al Falatah, S. Differences in associations between autonomic nervous system activity and psychopathic traits across stress paradigms and measures. Psychopathology & Behavioral Assessment, 47(1), 1–12.Link
Research Reports
Hamilton, Z., Tostlebe, J., Ursino, J., Gonzales, T., Hayes, A., Russell-Coprich, N., Jordan, C., Al Falatah, S., & Kigerl, A. Evaluation of electronic monitoring in Nebraska parole supervision. Advancing Research in Corrections Lab, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska Omaha. Submitted to NDCS for review.
Hamilton, Z., Tostlebe, J., Al Falatah, S., Towne, K., Ursino, J., Kigerl, A., & Campagna, M. Evaluation report: Sexual offense-specific treatment programming at the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services. Nebraska Center for Justice Research, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska Omaha. Submitted to NDCS for review.
Campagna, M., Spohn, R., Hamilton, Z., Al Falatah, S., Ursino, J., Gildea, B., Tostlebe, J., Hayes, A., & Towne, K. Evaluation report: Anger management program at the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services. Nebraska Center for Justice Research, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska Omaha.Link
Hamilton, Z., Tostlebe, J., Kigerl, A., Kobie, A., & Al Falatah, S. The Iowa risk & needs assessment evaluation and development: Iowa Board of Parole. Nebraska Center for Justice Research, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska Omaha.
Campagna, M., Towne, K., Spohn, R., Hamilton, Z., Tostlebe, J., Krushas, A., Gildea, B., Ursino, J., Al Falatah, S., & Hayes, A. Evaluation report: Violence reduction program at the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services. Nebraska Center for Justice Research, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska Omaha.Link
Al Falatah, S., & Hashimi, S. The implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on attempted suicide trends. Omaha Police Department.
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Conference Presentations
Al Falatah, S. The role of co-occurring mental health, physical health, and substance use on youth arrest. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Philadelphia. Poster.
Al Falatah, S. The role of co-occurring mental health, physical health, and substance use on criminal behavior. American Society of Criminology, Washington, DC. Manuscript in progress.
Al Falatah, S., Tostlebe, J., & Hashimi, S. How do mental health concerns impact suicide attempts? A multi-method study of police calls for service. American Society of Criminology, San Francisco. Panel presenter.
Spohn, R., Al Falatah, S., Tostlebe, J., & Ursino, J. Sex offender treatment: An evaluation of the effectiveness of prison- and community-based programming. American Society of Criminology, San Francisco. Panel presenter.
Campagna, M., Ursino, J., Al Falatah, S., & Gildea, B. Evaluating violence programming in prison: Comparing cognitive-behavioral and psycho-educational approaches. American Society of Criminology, San Francisco.
Al Falatah, S., & Hashimi, S. The effect of COVID-19 on suicide attempt calls for police service. American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia. Panel presenter.
Vietto, N., Armstrong, T., Schroll, D., & Al Falatah, S. Associations between ANS activity and psychopathic traits: A consideration of differences in association across stress task. American Society of Criminology, Philadelphia. Poster.
Al Falatah, S., & Hashimi, S. The implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on attempted suicide calls for police service. Suicide Research Symposium, Virtual. Panel presenter.
Al Falatah, S., & Hashimi, S. The implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on police mental health calls for service. American Society of Criminology, Atlanta. Panel presenter.
Vietto, N., Armstrong, T., Schroll, D., & Al Falatah, S. The evaluation of autonomic nervous system activity and psychopathic stressor across stress conditions. American Society of Criminology, Atlanta.
Al Falatah, S., Jaynes, C., Fox, B., & Verona, E. The intersection of race, mental health, and disciplinary sanctions in a rural jail. American Society of Criminology, Chicago. Panel presenter.
Vietto, N., Armstrong, T., Schroll, D., & Al Falatah, S. Autonomic nervous system reactivity and traits associated with antisocial behavior. American Society of Criminology, Chicago.