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期刊名:Criminal behaviour and mental health

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ISSN:0957-9664

e-ISSN:1471-2857

IF/分区:1.9/Q2

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Hjalmar J C van Marle,Inge S Hempel,Nicole M L Buck Hjalmar J C van Marle
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Wesley Barnes,Khaled M K Ismail,Ilana B Crome Wesley Barnes
Background: Teenage substance misuse and pregnancy are major public health problems in the UK, where the most recent figures on maternal deaths suggest that they have doubled among young substance misusers. In general, li...
Jane L Ireland,Carol A Ireland Jane L Ireland
Background: Research with offenders has tended to use a categorical system of diagnosis or a three-factor model. There is growing evidence among non-offending groups that a five-factor model (FFM), which is more holistic ...
Charlotte Alm,Anne H Berman,Marianne Kristiansson et al. Charlotte Alm et al.
Background: The gender gap for violent offending is narrowing in the general population. Substance abuse and mental health problems are known risk factors for criminality. While substance abuse treatment has been associat...
Catherine J Kaylor-Hughes,Sudheer T Lankappa,Robert Fung et al. Catherine J Kaylor-Hughes et al.
Background: A recently emergent functional neuroimaging literature has described the functional anatomical correlates of deception among healthy volunteers, most often implicating the ventrolateral prefrontal and anterior...
Liselotte Pedersen,Kirsten Rasmussen,Peter Elsass et al. Liselotte Pedersen et al.
Background: People with a major mental disorder are at increased risk of committing crimes, especially violent crimes, compared with the general population. Sub-groups have been identified based on age of onset of anti-so...
Jenny Laurell,Henrik Belfrage,Ake Hellström Jenny Laurell
Background: There is a recognised relationship between psychopathy and instrumental violence, but not all violence by people who meet the criteria for psychopathy is instrumental. ...
Irene Y H Ng,Xiaoyi Shen,Helen Sim et al. Irene Y H Ng et al.
Background: While existing research has shown higher prevalence of depression among incarcerated youths compared with non-incarcerated youths, none has studied incarceration as a cause of depression. ...
Hanna Putkonen,Ghitta Weizmann-Henelius,Nina Lindberg et al. Hanna Putkonen et al.
Background: It is generally considered that women who kill are more likely to have a psychiatric disorder than their male counterparts, but as a relatively small group, women are much less often studied than men in this c...
Cassandra Kenning,Jayne Cooper,Vicky Short et al. Cassandra Kenning et al.
Background: Rates of self-harm are high among women in prison in the UK. This is the first study to compare the views and attitudes of prison staff and women prisoners and to look at the effects of these attitudes on pris...