... Uz tiesu ekspertīzi nosūtītie likumpārkāpēji, kurus ekspertīzes rezultātā tika rekomendēts atzīt par pieskaitāmiem. Šajā grupā ir iekļauti 59 (67 % no visiem uz tiesu ekspertīzi nosūtītajiem likumpārkāpējiem) uz tiesu ekspertīzi nosūtītie likumpārkāpēji (vidējais vecums ir 33,37 gadi (SD=11,06)). Uz ...
Psychopathic and antisocial personality disorder traits as predictors
... behaviors that, in its most extreme form, can be expressed as physical violence (Megargee, 1982). An estimated 1.3 million violent crimes were reported nationwide in 2009, accounting for 429.4 victimizations for every 100,000 occupants (Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI], 2010). Although these nu ...
... behaviors that, in its most extreme form, can be expressed as physical violence (Megargee, 1982). An estimated 1.3 million violent crimes were reported nationwide in 2009, accounting for 429.4 victimizations for every 100,000 occupants (Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI], 2010). Although these nu ...
The Importance of Differentiating Between Traits of Autism Spectrum
... symptoms of autism spectrum disorders (Newman & Ghaziuddin, 2008), and when symptoms are presented by individuals who are considered higher functioning they can be mistaken as antisocial rather than as an expression of the deficits of the disability. This misconception is concerning because the moti ...
... symptoms of autism spectrum disorders (Newman & Ghaziuddin, 2008), and when symptoms are presented by individuals who are considered higher functioning they can be mistaken as antisocial rather than as an expression of the deficits of the disability. This misconception is concerning because the moti ...
Facial Expression Recognition, Fear Conditioning, and Startle
... identity recognition. Impaired sadness recognition was observed in CD participants high in psychopathic traits relative to those lower in psychopathic traits. Participants with CD displayed reduced skin conductance responses to an aversive unconditioned stimulus and impaired autonomic discrimination ...
... identity recognition. Impaired sadness recognition was observed in CD participants high in psychopathic traits relative to those lower in psychopathic traits. Participants with CD displayed reduced skin conductance responses to an aversive unconditioned stimulus and impaired autonomic discrimination ...
- University of Salford Institutional Repository
... suggest that the personality dimension of the PCL-R does not predict recidivism, rather it is the criminal history factor which predicts recidivism [48]. Lastly, findings by Camp and colleagues (2013) [51] also caution against the use of any generalised statements regarding the relationship between ...
... suggest that the personality dimension of the PCL-R does not predict recidivism, rather it is the criminal history factor which predicts recidivism [48]. Lastly, findings by Camp and colleagues (2013) [51] also caution against the use of any generalised statements regarding the relationship between ...
Annotated Bibliography Sample
... Vitacco, M., Neumann, C., & Caldwell, M. (2010). Predicting antisocial behavior in high-risk male adolescents: Contributions of psychopathy and instrumental violence. Criminal Justice and Behavior,37(8), 833-846. doi:10.1177/0093854810371358. This study tested three hypotheses concerning high-risk m ...
... Vitacco, M., Neumann, C., & Caldwell, M. (2010). Predicting antisocial behavior in high-risk male adolescents: Contributions of psychopathy and instrumental violence. Criminal Justice and Behavior,37(8), 833-846. doi:10.1177/0093854810371358. This study tested three hypotheses concerning high-risk m ...
Psychopathy and Antisocial Personality Disorder
... provide researchers with an operational definition of psychopathy in offender populations (Hare 1980). During the next decade those early efforts evolved into the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) (Hare 1991), a 20-item construct rating scale that uses a semi-structured interview, case-hist ...
... provide researchers with an operational definition of psychopathy in offender populations (Hare 1980). During the next decade those early efforts evolved into the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) (Hare 1991), a 20-item construct rating scale that uses a semi-structured interview, case-hist ...
Ch. 3
... extroverts are more likely than introverts, because of the biological differences in their nervous systems, to be involved in antisocial behavior. most people avoid antisocial behavior because they have been trained to recognize the negative consequences. ...
... extroverts are more likely than introverts, because of the biological differences in their nervous systems, to be involved in antisocial behavior. most people avoid antisocial behavior because they have been trained to recognize the negative consequences. ...
Empathy For Those Who Have None, Through - Encompass
... in this entry that my personal feelings about the subject come forth more organically than they could in a formal paper. As for my three character inspirations (Lestat, Alex, and Hannibal), I put in sections of dialogue or behavior from my psychopath character that could be seen as a “tip of the hat ...
... in this entry that my personal feelings about the subject come forth more organically than they could in a formal paper. As for my three character inspirations (Lestat, Alex, and Hannibal), I put in sections of dialogue or behavior from my psychopath character that could be seen as a “tip of the hat ...
Psychopathy in childhood
... excitement seeking is observable at a very young age with a disproportionate number of children being identified as ‘dare devils’.12 Daring–impulsive traits have been linked with substance use, aggression and other problems in adolescence.5 Finally, there is the assumption that the core traits provi ...
... excitement seeking is observable at a very young age with a disproportionate number of children being identified as ‘dare devils’.12 Daring–impulsive traits have been linked with substance use, aggression and other problems in adolescence.5 Finally, there is the assumption that the core traits provi ...
Psychopathy, Addictions, Interpersonal Violence and
... (Cooke and Michie, 2001). This confusion is quite understandable as psychopathy is not included in diagnostic manuals such as DSM or ICD, and even more important, because both disorders share some features. Psychopathy has been described as a pattern of: (1) callous and unemotional (CU) affects refl ...
... (Cooke and Michie, 2001). This confusion is quite understandable as psychopathy is not included in diagnostic manuals such as DSM or ICD, and even more important, because both disorders share some features. Psychopathy has been described as a pattern of: (1) callous and unemotional (CU) affects refl ...