Keyword

diversion

Description: Diversion is an activity or form of entertainment that provides amusement or occupies attention, though the term has multiple meanings across contexts.
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2000 · Douglas A. Ferguson, Elizabeth M. Perse · Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media · 543
2004 · Indeok Song, Robert Larose, et al. · CyberPsychology & Behavior · 457
1987 · Paul Gendreau, Robert R. Ross · Justice Quarterly · 390
1979 · Paul Gendreau, Bob Ross · Crime & Delinquency · 337
2010 · Lesley McAra, Susan McVie · Criminology & Criminal Justice · 316
2007 · Lesley McAra, Susan McVie · European Journal of Criminology · 294
2011 · Craig Reinarman, Helen Nunberg, et al. · Journal of Psychoactive Drugs · 290
2013 · Irving B Weiner, Randy K Otto · Wiley eBooks · 277
2015 · John Monahan, Jennifer L. Skeem · Annual Review of Clinical Psychology · 256
2018 · Yi-Ting Huang, Sheng-Fang Su · Future Internet · 211
2013 · Steven Belenko, Matthew Hiller, et al. · Current Psychiatry Reports · 201
1981 · James Austin, Barry Krisberg · Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency · 181
2008 · Elizabeth Cauffman · The Future of Children · 177
2002 · B. Hudson · The British Journal of Criminology · 177
2008 · Laurie Chassin · The Future of Children · 167
1999 · John Muncie · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 164
2004 · Anthony Bottoms, Sue Rex, et al. · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 161
1992 · Frank H. Quinn · Journal of Great Lakes Research · 155
2007 · Andrew Ashworth, Lucia Zedner · Criminal Law and Philosophy · 153
1998 · Charles F. Manski, Daniel S. Nagin · Sociological Methodology · 151
2003 · Theodore P. Cross, Wendy A. Walsh, et al. · Trauma Violence & Abuse · 149
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