… presented a disorder triad of severe mental disorder, personality disorder, and addiction at
the moment of intake to prison in Santiago, Chile. This triad was more common among young …

… to be dramatically higher among female compared to male inmates (Caravaca … prison
violence among women is a multifactorial construct, it is clear that individual-level, psychological …

… inmates with antisocial personality disorder, impulsive aggression was related to recidivism
(number of times in jail). … to recidivism only for inmates with antisocial personality disorder. In …

… relations between childhood risk factors, adult personality disorder symptoms, and violence
… that individuals with certain personality disorders pose an increased risk of violence. …

… to be predictive of violence. Importantly, the authors noted that “a significant percentage
of patients with personality disorders (if not the majority) seem not to be violent” (Fountoulakis, …

… personality disorder (BPD) and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is significantly
higher among offenders compared to the prevalence found in the general population. Both …

… , and personality disorders had a higher risk of IPV against women than their unaffected …
IPV against women in men when comorbid substance use disorders and personality disorders …

… women who committed prison violence over a 6-month period were seven times more likely
to be in the nondrug-related violent … area of violence, personality disorder, and psychopathy. …

… Therefore, articles which only considered the prevalence of only Axis II disorders (eg,
personality disorders and intellectual disabilities) were excluded from this review. Importantly, …

… Physical aggression is common in individuals with antisocial personality disorder (ASPD)
and is linked to criminal acts, psychopathy, impulsivity, and substance use disorders (SUDs) [1]…