Psychopathy in the Treatment of Forensic Psychiatric Patients: Assessment, Prevalence, Predictive Validity, and Clinical ImplicationsDiscusses the assessment, prevalence, predictive Validity, and clinical implications |
Contents
TREATMENT UNDER THE DUTCH TBSORDER | 35 |
PSYCHOPATHY AND THE ASSOCIATION WITH | 69 |
PSYCHOPATHY PREDICTS INSTITUTIONAL | 91 |
PSYCHOPATHY AND CHANGE IN DYNAMIC RISK | 109 |
PSYCHOPATHY AND SEXUAL DEVIANCE IN | 137 |
X | 160 |
Main Research Findings | 173 |
Final Remarks | 186 |
REFERENCES | 201 |
CURRICULUM VITAE | 241 |
Common terms and phrases
abuse/dependence aggression analyses antisocial behavior antisocial PD antisocial personality disorder Axis II Axis II disorders Bonta Chapter Cleckley conduct disorder correlations criteria diagnoses disruptive behavior DSM-IV DSM-IV Axis Dutch forensic psychiatric Dutch language Dutch language version dynamic risk factors evaluation Factor 2 score factor structure forensic psychiatric hospital forensic psychiatric patients Gacono Hare Hare’s Harpur Harris Hildebrand Hoeven Kliniek individual inpatient institutional misbehavior interpersonal interrater reliability interview Journal male measures mentally disordered offenders Netherlands nonpsychopathic offenders number of incidents paraphilias PCL-R Factor PCL-R items PCL-R psychopathy PCL-R ratings PCL-R scores PCL-R total score personality disorder predictor present study Psychological Assessment psychopathy and sexual Psychopathy Checklist Psychopathy Checklist-Revised PCL-R psychotherapy Quinsey rapists raters recidivism reconviction reoffending Rice risk assessment Rorschach Ruiter sample Serin sex offenders sexual deviance sexual recidivism significant significantly TBS-order Tengström terbeschikkingstelling total number treatment program variables violence risk violent nonsexual violent recidivism