Risk assessment is, most generally, the process of understanding hazards to minimize their negative consequences. Although there are many areas at the interface of psychology and law where risk assessment is involved, this chapter will focus on assessment of risk for violence, in view of its important place in the field and the considerable level of research activity in this domain. We will focus much of our comments on assessment of the risk of violence among people with mental disorders, given the frequency with which this group is the subject of clinical and research attention in psychology and law. The chapter is organized into three major areas: recent advances, current issues, and recommendations for the future
Violence risk assessment refers to the attempt to predict the likelihood of future violent behavior ...
There are many areas of the law in which predictions of the potential for violence play a significan...
This compact reference makes the case for a middle ground between clinical and actuarial methods in ...
Risk assessment is, most generally, the process of understanding hazards to minimize their negative ...
Risk assessment is, most generally, the process of understanding hazards to minimize their negative ...
In this chapter, we will outline key considerations and problems that clinicians must be cognisant o...
Assessing a patient's risk of violent behaviour, predicting dangerousness and the development of a s...
Objectives: To provide an overview of risk assessments for acute violence to third parties by combin...
Bernadette McSherry looks at the issue of violence prevention from a mental health perspective, disc...
This chapter provides a historical overview of research and practice in violence risk assessment. Un...
This chapter provides a historical overview of research and practice in violence risk assessment. Un...
Over the years the criminal justice system throughout the United States has re-lied on psychiatrists...
This is the first of two linked chapters examining the closely related concepts of risk assessment a...
Violence risk assessment refers to the attempt to predict the likelihood of future violent behavior ...
In the last 20 years, risk assessment has expanded to mean much more than a simple determination of ...
Violence risk assessment refers to the attempt to predict the likelihood of future violent behavior ...
There are many areas of the law in which predictions of the potential for violence play a significan...
This compact reference makes the case for a middle ground between clinical and actuarial methods in ...
Risk assessment is, most generally, the process of understanding hazards to minimize their negative ...
Risk assessment is, most generally, the process of understanding hazards to minimize their negative ...
In this chapter, we will outline key considerations and problems that clinicians must be cognisant o...
Assessing a patient's risk of violent behaviour, predicting dangerousness and the development of a s...
Objectives: To provide an overview of risk assessments for acute violence to third parties by combin...
Bernadette McSherry looks at the issue of violence prevention from a mental health perspective, disc...
This chapter provides a historical overview of research and practice in violence risk assessment. Un...
This chapter provides a historical overview of research and practice in violence risk assessment. Un...
Over the years the criminal justice system throughout the United States has re-lied on psychiatrists...
This is the first of two linked chapters examining the closely related concepts of risk assessment a...
Violence risk assessment refers to the attempt to predict the likelihood of future violent behavior ...
In the last 20 years, risk assessment has expanded to mean much more than a simple determination of ...
Violence risk assessment refers to the attempt to predict the likelihood of future violent behavior ...
There are many areas of the law in which predictions of the potential for violence play a significan...
This compact reference makes the case for a middle ground between clinical and actuarial methods in ...