Adverse childhood experiences are important but not the only risk to child development: Revisiting a full risk/resilience matrix [0.03%]
不良童年经历对儿童发展很重要但并非唯一风险：重新审视完整的风险/复原力矩阵
Carole Sutton
Carole Sutton
Much research has sought to distinguish key interacting factors affecting children as they develop which influence later outcomes. Some factors, notably adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), pose serious risks for later health or mental hea...
Psychometric characteristics of the Dutch Personality Assessment Scale in Papiamento-speaking prisoners [0.03%]
用帕皮阿门托语编制的荷兰人格评估量表在囚犯中的心理测量特征
Micha van de Vorst,Frans G M Heijtel,Glenn M Matroos et al.
Micha van de Vorst et al.
Background: Although personality disorders are common among offenders, there is no validated translated questionnaire for the assessment of personality disorders in Papiamento, a Portuguese-Spanish influenced creole langu...
Misuse of prescribed psychotropic medication and drug crime offending: A follow-up case-control study of former adolescent psychiatric inpatients [0.03%]
一项针对既往青少年精神病住院患者的随访病例对照研究：处方精神药物的滥用与毒品犯罪行为
Mikaela Kontu,Liisa Kantojärvi,Helinä Hakko et al.
Mikaela Kontu et al.
Background: Various psychotropic prescription drugs are known to have potential for misuse. Among teenagers, non-medical use of prescription drugs may predate illicit drug use or occur concomitantly. ...
Triarchic psychopathic traits versus self-control: Comparing associations with youth antisocial outcomes [0.03%]
三联征精神病特征与自我控制：比较与青年反社会行为的关系
Pedro Pechorro,Rui Abrunhosa Gonçalves,Ricardo Barroso et al.
Pedro Pechorro et al.
Background: Psychopathy and low self-control are useful constructs for understanding antisociality/criminality. The triarchic model of psychopathy in particular is a recent and promising conceptualisation, composed of bol...
Exploring substance use as rule-violating behaviour during inpatient treatment of offender patients with schizophrenia [0.03%]
入院期间探索违禁物质使用作为违规行为在精神分裂症患者的治疗中
Martina Sonnweber,Johannes Kirchebner,Moritz Philipp Günther et al.
Martina Sonnweber et al.
Background: Rule-violating behaviour in the form of substance misuse has been studied primarily within the context of prison settings, but not in forensic psychiatric settings. ...
The all-Wales forensic adolescent consultation and treatment service (FACTS): A 5-year referral cohort study [0.03%]
全威尔士法医青少年咨询和治疗服务(FACTS)：5年转诊队列研究
Natasha Kalebic,Sarah Argent,Harry Austin et al.
Natasha Kalebic et al.
Background: FACTS is a Wales-wide mental health service for 10-17-year-olds with needs beyond the remit of mainstream child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS). As a purely consultation-liaison service, it diffe...
Supporting young people's cognition and communication in the courtroom: A scoping review of current practices [0.03%]
关于法庭上年轻人认知和交流的支持现状的系统综述
Kim Turner,Nathan Hughes
Kim Turner
Background: A recent meta-analysis suggested that the majority of young people in contact with the criminal justice system have cognitive and/or communication impairments. Over the past 20 years, recognition of these comp...
Ashley Givens,Leah A Jacobs,Kelli E Canada et al.
Ashley Givens et al.
Background: Probation officers tend to hold stigmatising attitudes towards individuals on their caseload with mental illnesses. This can result in poor outcomes for justice-involved people with mental illnesses. Though an...
Child sexual exploitation material offenders, one-size-fits-all for? Exploring tailored clinical dimensions based on cognitive and behavioural criminogenic factors [0.03%]
一刀切？探索基于认知和行为犯罪因素的定制临床维度
Sarah Paquette,Julien Chopin,Francis Fortin
Sarah Paquette
Background: Interventions for individuals involved in sexual offending behaviours are likely to be more effective if adapted to focus on their specific characteristics, suggesting that men who engage in sexual offences ag...
Sex offending among adolescents and young men with history of psychiatric inpatient care in adolescence [0.03%]
青少年时期有精神病住院史的青少年和年轻男性中的性犯罪行为
Riittakerttu Kaltiala,Timo Holttinen,Noora Ellonen
Riittakerttu Kaltiala
Background: Some mental disorders have been associated with increased likelihood of sexual offending in adolescents (and adults), but relevant studies tend to be of established sex offenders. ...