Differences between Japanese and British participants in self-reported verbal strategies to appear convincing [0.03%]
日本受试者与英国受试者在口头表述说服力差异上的自我报告结果分析
Naoya Tabata,Aldert Vrij
Naoya Tabata
We compared the self-reported verbal strategies employed to appear convincing when lying and truth telling from 101 British (a low-context culture) and 149 Japanese (a high-context culture) participants. They completed a web-based survey an...
The criminogenic profile of violent female offenders incarcerated in Western Australian prisons as per the Level of Service/Risk, Need, Responsivity (LS/RNR) and Violence Risk Scale (VRS) [0.03%]
西澳监狱中暴力女性罪犯的犯罪特征档案：根据服务/风险、需求和反应性（LS / RNR）和暴力风险量表（VRS）
Menna Gower,Caroline Spiranovic,Frank Morgan et al.
Menna Gower et al.
Female offender risk assessment is predominantly based on criminogenic factors that predict reoffending in males. Research indicates there are criminogenic factors specific to female offenders, and certain factors linked to offending for bo...
Does ending night-confinement reduce use of seclusion and prevalence of violence in a forensic psychiatric hospital? A retrospective observational study [0.03%]
一项回顾性观察研究：结束夜间约束是否能减少精神病司法医院的隔离和暴力行为？
Rosemary Williams,Owen Haeney
Rosemary Williams
Forensic psychiatry services strive to reduce the use of restrictive practices, and balance its occasionally necessary use with the creation of a therapeutic environment. There is limited research into the effects of least restrictive pract...
Executive function in individuals who are compliant and non-compliant with the conditions of a community-based sentence [0.03%]
遵守和违反社区矫正条件的个体的执行功能差异分析
Emily M Norman,Devon L L Polaschek,Nicola J Starkey
Emily M Norman
Executive function encompasses multiple processes (e.g. regulating emotions, managing behaviours, problem-solving) essential in daily living. A growing body of neuropsychological research shows a relationship between executive dysfunction a...
Toward children's cognitive development from the perspective of neurolaw: implications of Roper v Simmons [0.03%]
从神经法学视角论儿童的认知发展——兼论Roper v Simmons判例的启示
Arian Petoft,Mahmoud Abbasi,Alireza Zali
Arian Petoft
After reaching the age of criminal responsibility, children are deemed capable of having committed criminal offenses. In this regard, the level of criminal responsibility depends on cognitive development and the type of offense committed. C...
Legal, mental health and psychosocial outcomes of the RePresent Games: a quasi-experimental study [0.03%]
RePresentGames的法律、心理健康和心理社会结果：准实验性研究
Jack Tsai,Minda Huang,Kathleen Daniels et al.
Jack Tsai et al.
This study evaluated a pair of video games called the RePresent games that taught users how to represent themselves in civil court. A quasi-experimental study was conducted that compared 69 RePresent game users and 78 non-game users with ci...
Association of aggressivity at adolescence and criminality to severe assault exposure among former adolescent psychiatric inpatients [0.03%]
既往患过精神病的青少年中严重的暴力侵犯经历与攻击性和犯罪行为的关系
Lauri E Oulasmaa,Pirkko K Riipinen,Helinä H Hakko et al.
Lauri E Oulasmaa et al.
This study investigated the associations of adolescent aggression, and criminality, to severe hospital-treated assault exposures among young adults (n = 508) with a history of adolescent psychiatric inpatient treatment between 2001-2006. Pa...
Michael Proeve
Michael Proeve
Remorse in offenders appears in a number of criminal justice domains. It is a mitigating factor in sentencing, influences parole decision making, may be influential in offender rehabilitation, and may be valued in forensic mental health. Ho...
Making addicts: critical reflections on agency and responsibility from lawyers and decision makers [0.03%]
制造瘾君子：来自律师和决策者的关于agency和责任的批评性反思
Kate Seear
Kate Seear
Various activities are increasingly characterised as 'addictions', including within the law, and raise important questions. Do 'addicts' have agency? Do addictions shape social problems such as family and sexual violence? And how do those i...
Old enough to offend but not to buy a hamster: the argument for raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility [0.03%]
年龄足以触犯法律但不够买仓鼠：关于提高刑事责任年龄下限的论点
Yolisha Singh
Yolisha Singh
The minimum age of criminal responsibility in Australia is 10 years. The topic of raising the age of criminal responsibility remains a fraught and challenging field of both study and thought. Despite overwhelming evidence to support an incr...