Male offenders
Experiences of shame, social rank and violence amongst male offenders
... adult male offenders had lower internal shame than figures reported for the general population (Allan & Gilbert, 1995) but higher levels of other shame, social comparison, shame memory avoidance and ...
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Online sexual grooming: Exploratory comparison of themes arising from male offenders' communications with male victims compared to female victims.
... that offenders continued to 685 assess risks related to detection, even while in the process of arranging an offline ...with offenders repeatedly returning to self-protecting behaviors (such as checking ...
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The Risk Factors for Youth Offending From a Study of the Life Histories of Young Male Offenders in Vietnam
... young offenders in recent ...the offenders of younger age has become a serious concern for the society with an average level of 10,000 youth offending cases and 15,000 young offenders every year ...
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A Comparison of Substance Abuse and Mental Illness in Male Offenders in Jamaica and England and Wales | WIMJ Open
... High rates of substance use disorders have been con- sistently found in studies conducted in correctional settings. The results obtained in this study reflect that approximately a third of the persons sampled had a ...
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Facets of Psychopathy in Relation to Trauma Exposure and Posttraumatic Stress Symptomology in a Sample of Incarcerated Male Offenders
... An opportunistic sampling procedure was used. Ethical Approval for the study was granted by the National Offender Management Service (NOMS). Two hundred and eighty (N = 280) male prisoners incarcerated in a medium ...
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Women convicted for violent offenses: Adverse childhood experiences, low level of education and poor mental health
... and male violent offenders were often found to have a history of adverse childhood domestic constella- tions (absent and/or criminal parents, neglect), poor socio-economic backgrounds, equal rates of ...
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Patterns in Criminal Aggravated Assault
... It was hypothesized that more female than male offenders would be apprehended, since a female would be less able to avoid arrest by escape, more likely to be known to the offender, a wit[r] ...
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Emotional dysregulation and trauma predicting psychopathy dimensions in female and male juvenile offenders
... younger male offenders (age 17–27), PCL-R total scores were significantly correlated with the number of prior threatening events experienced ...female offenders, experiences of both physical and ...
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How to Make the Jailhouse Rock: An Evaluation of Effective Music Therapy Methods Among Juvenile Offenders
... Juveniles particularly enjoyed opportunities for improvisation. Several case studies indicated that this active endeavor allowed youth to express their emotions while learning to remain within some constraint. Eight out ...
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Homicide as a Cause of Pediatric Mortality in the United States
... Overall child horn- icide predominately involved young male offenders who were acquaintances of the victim.. At remarkably early.[r] ...
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Effect Of Exposure To Visual Art Forms On Male Sexual Offenders’ Attitudes Towards Crime
... criminal offenders’ future ...on male sexual offenders’ attitudes towards ...targeting offenders of age18-45 years was carried out in Nairobi West prison, a male offenders’ ...
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Gender comparison of young people charged with murder in England and Wales
... both male and female offenders favoured the use of a knife when committing the ...few male offenders used a firearm (6%), while this weapon was not used by any female ...of offenders ...
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Understanding gendered criminal involvement with a community-based criminal sample: Assessing substance abuse and mental health needs
... female offenders in order to obtain the health care necessary for balanced ...the offenders’ probability of sustaining their mental health, which then alters the probability that they will be successful in ...
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Poor mental health status and aggression are associated with poor driving behavior among male traffic offenders
... status, it is possible that the socioeconomic consequences of lower educational attainment might underlie or at least con- tribute to higher cognitive–emotional stress, lower health status, and poorer driving behavior. ...
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... violent offenders had the most similar traits as the non-prisoner ...non-violent offenders had the least number of facets having significantly higher scores than the non-prisoner ...sexual offenders ...
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Child maltreatment victimization by type in relation to criminal recidivism in juvenile offenders
... Child maltreatment involves a wide range of harmful behaviors directed towards children (i.e., physical abuse, sexual abuse and neglect), which may have different ef- fects on criminal recidivism. Only a few studies ...
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Demographics and Classification of Sexual Offenders and Associations with Non- Compliance of the Tennessee Sexual Offender Registration Laws
... sex offenders. A portion of these offenders does not comply with the regulations of the registry which is a concern to the citizens and local law ...sex offenders populate 95 counties that are ...
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Assessing the risk of Australian indigenous sexual offenders reoffending: a review of the research literature and court decisions
... Our review further indicates that courts are generally very cautious of practitioners’ reports and testimony and were initially reluctant, and sometimes refused, to put weight on practitioners’ evidence and opinions ...
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The associations of cumulative adverse childhood experiences and irritability with mental disorders in detained male adolescent offenders
... In line with previous research [e.g., 21], irritability was found to play a prominent role in the prediction of exter- nalizing as well as internalizing disorders in detained male adolescents. The finding of ...
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Association between recidivism risk and scores on psychological measures and outcome of therapy in sex offenders. Dissimulation, coping and defence styles in sex-offenders, non-sex offenders and non-offenders
... A further difficulty is the fact that most instruments are developed on non-forensic populations but are used for research and clinical purposes on forensic populations (Loza and Loza-Fanous (1999). This is not a trivial ...
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