The CAPP Provides Support for a Bi-Factor Model of Psychopathy
The CAPP captures psychopathy using a bi-factor model of psychopathy with one
Non-Illness Based Motivations for Violence Require Consideration among Persons with Major Mental Illness
While illness-based motivational influences appear to be the primary influence for violence
What Works and What Doesn’t – Bias Awareness and Correction Strategies Among Forensic Evaluators
Initial inquiry into bias awareness in forensic psychological evaluation sheds light on
(Anti)Social Influence on Adolescent Offenders with Psychopathic Traits
Social environment and antisocial influence of peers may play a role in
PAI May Be Helpful for Gender-Responsive Assessment of Female Inmate Misconduct
Some of the Personality Assessment Inventory’s (PAI) subscales may be predictive of
Negative Affectivity as an Explanation for the Overlap between Psychopathy and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
This large study of undergraduate students provides insight into the shared and
Juvenile Offenders with Subclinical Depression Display Similar Delinquent Behaviors as those Diagnosed with Major Depression
Structured clinical interviews show an increased level of aggression, substance use, and
Sexually Violent Person Statutes Differ Considerably Throughout the United States
SVP statutes differ on definitional and procedural grounds, contributing to misapplication and
Does Active Response vs. Observer Role Impact Officer Recall of Firearms Encounters?
A recent study in the United Kingdom suggests accurate recall of details
Childhood Trauma and Risk Factors for Institutional Violence
This large study of a cohort of all admissions to a national
Exclusive Pedophilia and VRS:SO Scores Reliably Discriminate Higher from Lower Risk Sex Offenders
A diagnosis of exclusive pedophilia and scores on the VRS:SO can reliably
Mothers’ Attitudes toward Justice System Influence Adolescent Probationary Success
Mothers’ negative legitimacy attitudes toward the justice system indirectly predict increased youth
