Criminal Psychology

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The volumes in this new set present a selection of important publications with an emphasis on seminal works from across the globe, reflecting the increasingly global reach of the topic. Each volume includes an introduction by esteemed editor David Canter, to contextualize the historical, theoretical and empirical significance of the articles contained therein.Volume One: Psychological Causes of CrimeVolume Two: Criminals’ CharacteristicsVolume Three: Violent CrimesVolume Four: Psychology and Investigations

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Utgivningsdatum:2014-07-22
Mått:156 x 234 x undefined mm
Vikt:2 890 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:SAGE Benchmarks in Psychology
Antal sidor:1 584
Upplaga:1
Förlag:SAGE Publications
ISBN:9781446286067

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VOLUME ONE: PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES OF CRIMEPart One: Pathways to CriminalityNarcotic Addiction and Crime - William McGlothlin, M. Douglas Anglin and Bruce WilsonNo Sense of an Ending: Researching the Experience of Imprisonment and Release among Republican Ex-Prisoners - Adrian Grounds and Ruth JamiesonRates of Mental Disorder in People Convicted of Homicide: National Clinical Survey - Jenny Shaw et al.The Prediction of Criminal and Violent Recidivism among Mentally Disordered Offenders: A Meta-Analysis - James Bonta, Moira Law and Karl HansonRamos Blows to the Head during Development Can Predispose to Violent Criminal Behaviour: Rehabilitation of Consequences of Head Injury Is a Measure for Crime Prevention - José Léon-Carrión and Francisco Javier ChacarteguiMinor Physical Anomalies and Family Adversity as Risk Factors for Violent Delinquency in Adolescence - Louise Arseneault et al.The Development of Delinquent Behaviour - Friedrich LöselMale Sexual Proprietariness and Violence against Women - Margo Wilson and Martin DalyTesting Hypotheses Regarding Rape: Exposure to Sexual Violence, Sex Differences, and the “Normality” of Rapists - Neil Malamuth, Scott Haber and Seymour FeshbachFamily Processes and Adolescent Problem Behavior: Integrating Relationship Narratives into Understanding Development and Change - Bernadette Marie Bullock and Thomas DishionLongitudinal Family and Peer Group Effects on Violence and Nonviolent Delinquency - David Henry, Patrick Tolan and Deborah Gorman-SmithBetween the Heat of Passion and Cold Blood: Battered Woman′s Syndrome as an Excuse for Self-Defense in Non-Confrontational Homicides - John RobertsPart Two: Personality and CrimePersonality Theory and the Problem of Criminality - Hans EysenckRelationships between Central and Autonomic Measures of Arousal at Age 15 Years and Criminality at Age 24 Years - Adrian Raine, Peter Venables and Mark WilliamsUnderstanding the Personality Disorder and Aggression Relationship: An Investigation Using Contemporary Aggression Theory - F. Gilbert et al.Delinquent Behavior and the Five-Factor Model: Hiding in the Adaptive Landscape - Richard WiebePersonality Correlates of Offence Style - Donna YoungsPsychopathy as a Risk Factor for Violence - Robert HareRefining the Construct of Psychopathy: Towards a Hierarchical Model - David Cooke and Christine MichieSerious Delinquent Behavior, Sensation Seeking, and Electrodermal Arousal - Lisa Gatzke-Kopp et el.VOLUME TWO: CRIMINALS’ CHARACTERISTICSPart One: Criminal LivesCriminal Career Research in the United Kingdom - David FarringtonWhat Has Been Learned from Self-Reports about Criminal Careers and the Causes of Offending? - David FarringtonNarratives of Criminal Action and Forensic Psychology - David Canter and Donna YoungsOffender’s Crime Narratives as Revealed by the Narrative Roles Questionnaire - Donna Youngs and David CanterTerrorists’ Personal Constructs and Their Roles: A Comparison of the Three Islamic Terrorists - David Canter, Sudhanshu Sarangi and Donna YoungsImpulsivity in Juvenile Delinquency: Differences among Early-Onset, Late-Onset, and Non-Offenders - Annemaree Carroll et alUnderstanding Criminal Behavior: Identifying Psychological Differences between Domestically Violent Offenders and Non-Offenders - Maria Argyrides, Terry Bartholomew and Tatiana CarvalhoEmotions and Crime over the Life Course: A Neo-Meadian Perspective on Criminal Continuity and Change - Peggy Giordano, Ryan Schroeder and Stephen CernkovichIntrusive Memories in Perpetrators of Violent Crime: Emotions and Cognitions - Ceri Evans et al.A Balanced Review of Yochelson-Samenow′s Theory of “The Criminal Personality” - Charles ReidTechniques of Neutralisation: A Theory of Delinquency - Gresham Sykes and David MatzaDevelopmental Delay or Regression in Moral Reasoning by Juvenile Delinquents? - Daniel Brugman and A. Elisabeth AlevaThe Social Psychology of Crime: Groups, Teams and Networks - David Canter and L. AlisonVOLUME THREE: VIOLENT CRIMESPart One: Crimes in the FamilyExposure to Childhood Sexual and Physical Abuse and Adjustment in Early Adulthood - David Fergusson, Joseph Boden and L. John HorwoodThe Narratives of Abused Children Who Have Survived Attempted Filicide - Carmit KatzThe Utility of Male Domestic Violence Offender Typologies: New Directions for Research, Policy and Practice - Mary Cavanaugh and Richard GellesToward a Biopsychosocial Model of Domestic Violence - Patrick McKenry, Teresa Julian and Stephen GavazziThe Epidemiological Patterns of Honour Killing of Women in Pakistan - Muazzam Nasrullah, Sobia Haqq and Kristin CummingsGadit Karo-Kari: A Form of Honour Killing in Pakistan - Sujay Patel and Amin MuhammadInfanticide in England and Wales - M. Marks and R. KumarOrfilter your current searchMaternal Infanticide Associated with Mental Illness: Prevention and the Promise of Saved Lives Orfilter your current searc - Margaret SpinelliAppearance and Delinquency - Robert AgnewRelations between Neighbourhood Factors, Parenting Behaviours, Peer Deviance and Delinquency among Serious Juvenile Offenders - He Len Chung and Laurence SteinbergParricide an Empirical Analysis of 24 Years of U.S. Data - Kathleen Heide and Thomas PeteeParricide - Christina NewhillStalking Behaviour and the Cycle of Domestic Violence - Frances ColemanPart Two: Crimes Against StrangersCultural Myths and Supports for Rape - Martha BurtA Multivariate Model of Sexual Offence Behaviours: Developments in ‘Offender Profiling’. I - David Canter and Rupert HeritageBeyond Belief?: Police, Rape and Women’s Credibility - Jan JordanThe Phenomenology of Paid Killing - L. ClahounThe Novelty of ‘Cybercrime’: An Assessment in Light of Routine Activity Theory - Majid YarA Social Learning Theory Analysis of Computer Crime among College Students - William Skinner and Anne FreamThe Organized/Disorganized Typology of Serial Murder: Myth or Model? - David Canter, Laurence Alison, Emily Alison and Natalia WentinkStalking (Obsessional Following): A Review of Some Preliminary Studies - J Reid MeloyA Behavioural Analysis of Terrorist Action: The Assassination and Bombing Campaigns of ETA between 1980 and 2007 - Margaret Wilson, Angela Scholes and Elizabeth BrocklehurstVOLUME FOUR: PSYCHOLOGY AND INVESTIGATIONSPart One: Detecting OffendersDifferentiating Arsonists: A Model of Firesetting Actions and Characteristics - David Canter and Katarina FritzonCreating Burglary Profiles Using Latent Class Analysis - Bryanna Hahn Fox and David FarringtonEnhancing Fraud Prevention and Detection by Profiling Fraud Offenders - Andreas Kapardis and Maria Krambia-KapardisWhite Collar Criminals - Ezra StotlandIdentifying the Residential Location of Rapists - David Canter and A. GregoryOffender Profiling and Investigative Psychology - David CanterBody Disposal Patterns of Sexual Murderers: Implications for Offender Profiling - Eric Beauregard and Jessica FieldFashion Conscious Burglars? Testing the Principles of Offender Profiling with Footwear Impressions Recovered at Domestic Burglaries - Matthew Tonkin, John Bond and Jessica WoodhamsPart Two: Investigative InformationFalse Allegations of Sexual Abuse and Their Apparent Credibility - Terence CampbellMake-Believe Memories - Elizabeth LoftusEyewitness Memory Enhancement in the Police Interview: Cognitive Retrieval Mnemonics versus Hypnosis - R. Edward Geiselman et al.What Do We Know about Eyewitness Identification? - Gary WellsThe Psychology of Confessions: A Review of the Literature and Issues - Saul Kassin and Gisli GudjonssonFalse Confessions Causes, Consequences, and Implications for Reform - Saul KassinAccuracy of Deception Judgments - Charles Bond, Jr and Bella DePauloThe Psychophysiology of Deception and the Orienting Response - Murray Kleiner