The Handbook of Forensic Psychopathology and Treatment
Herausgeber: Cima, Maaike
The Handbook of Forensic Psychopathology and Treatment
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The Handbook of Forensic Psychopathology and Treatment explores the relationship between psychopathology and criminal behaviour in juveniles and adults.
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The Handbook of Forensic Psychopathology and Treatment explores the relationship between psychopathology and criminal behaviour in juveniles and adults.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 404
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 608g
- ISBN-13: 9780415657754
- ISBN-10: 041565775X
- Artikelnr.: 44517713
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 404
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 608g
- ISBN-13: 9780415657754
- ISBN-10: 041565775X
- Artikelnr.: 44517713
Dr Maaike Cima works at the Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands, and has been an academic in the field of Forensic Psychiatry since 2001. One of her most important publications is the article 'Psychopaths know right from wrong, but just don't care' (SCAN, 2010). Her current research builds on this study, examining moral cognitions, moral emotions, and moral behaviour in (delinquent) juveniles.
Contributors Introduction: Forensic Psychopathology and Treatment; An
Introduction THEORETICAL INTRODUCTION 1. Defining Forensic
Psycho(patho)logy 2. Scientific Research in Forensic Samples DEVELOPMENT OF
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 3. Children at Risk for Serious Conduct Problems 4.
Biological approaches to externalizing disorders and juvenile psychopathic
traits 5. Juvenile Offenders 6. Conscience; Moral cognitions, moral
emotions, and moral behavior PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND CRIME 7. Deception: Faking
good or bad 8. Aggression 9. Personality disorder and crime 10.
Contemporary approaches to psychopathy 11. Violent offenders: Neurobiology
and Crime 12. Safe community reintegration of sex offenders through Circles
of Support and Accountability 13. Psychotic disorders and violence: what do
we know so far 14. Aggressive Behavior in Offenders with Intellectual
Disabilities: Theories and Treatment 15. Autism and (Violent) Offending: An
Overview of Current Knowledge, Risk Factors, and Treatment RISK ASSESSMENT
AND REHABILITATION 16. Risk management in forensic psychiatry: integrating
a social network approach 17. Forensic rehabilitation: a phase of
transition on a lifelong risk (and health) continuum
Introduction THEORETICAL INTRODUCTION 1. Defining Forensic
Psycho(patho)logy 2. Scientific Research in Forensic Samples DEVELOPMENT OF
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 3. Children at Risk for Serious Conduct Problems 4.
Biological approaches to externalizing disorders and juvenile psychopathic
traits 5. Juvenile Offenders 6. Conscience; Moral cognitions, moral
emotions, and moral behavior PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND CRIME 7. Deception: Faking
good or bad 8. Aggression 9. Personality disorder and crime 10.
Contemporary approaches to psychopathy 11. Violent offenders: Neurobiology
and Crime 12. Safe community reintegration of sex offenders through Circles
of Support and Accountability 13. Psychotic disorders and violence: what do
we know so far 14. Aggressive Behavior in Offenders with Intellectual
Disabilities: Theories and Treatment 15. Autism and (Violent) Offending: An
Overview of Current Knowledge, Risk Factors, and Treatment RISK ASSESSMENT
AND REHABILITATION 16. Risk management in forensic psychiatry: integrating
a social network approach 17. Forensic rehabilitation: a phase of
transition on a lifelong risk (and health) continuum
Contributors Introduction: Forensic Psychopathology and Treatment; An
Introduction THEORETICAL INTRODUCTION 1. Defining Forensic
Psycho(patho)logy 2. Scientific Research in Forensic Samples DEVELOPMENT OF
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 3. Children at Risk for Serious Conduct Problems 4.
Biological approaches to externalizing disorders and juvenile psychopathic
traits 5. Juvenile Offenders 6. Conscience; Moral cognitions, moral
emotions, and moral behavior PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND CRIME 7. Deception: Faking
good or bad 8. Aggression 9. Personality disorder and crime 10.
Contemporary approaches to psychopathy 11. Violent offenders: Neurobiology
and Crime 12. Safe community reintegration of sex offenders through Circles
of Support and Accountability 13. Psychotic disorders and violence: what do
we know so far 14. Aggressive Behavior in Offenders with Intellectual
Disabilities: Theories and Treatment 15. Autism and (Violent) Offending: An
Overview of Current Knowledge, Risk Factors, and Treatment RISK ASSESSMENT
AND REHABILITATION 16. Risk management in forensic psychiatry: integrating
a social network approach 17. Forensic rehabilitation: a phase of
transition on a lifelong risk (and health) continuum
Introduction THEORETICAL INTRODUCTION 1. Defining Forensic
Psycho(patho)logy 2. Scientific Research in Forensic Samples DEVELOPMENT OF
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR 3. Children at Risk for Serious Conduct Problems 4.
Biological approaches to externalizing disorders and juvenile psychopathic
traits 5. Juvenile Offenders 6. Conscience; Moral cognitions, moral
emotions, and moral behavior PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND CRIME 7. Deception: Faking
good or bad 8. Aggression 9. Personality disorder and crime 10.
Contemporary approaches to psychopathy 11. Violent offenders: Neurobiology
and Crime 12. Safe community reintegration of sex offenders through Circles
of Support and Accountability 13. Psychotic disorders and violence: what do
we know so far 14. Aggressive Behavior in Offenders with Intellectual
Disabilities: Theories and Treatment 15. Autism and (Violent) Offending: An
Overview of Current Knowledge, Risk Factors, and Treatment RISK ASSESSMENT
AND REHABILITATION 16. Risk management in forensic psychiatry: integrating
a social network approach 17. Forensic rehabilitation: a phase of
transition on a lifelong risk (and health) continuum