Most research on inmate prison violence examines inmate-on-inmate assaultive behavior,
whereas considerably less attention has been paid to inmate-on-staff assault and the factors …

Research on the association between psychosis and criminal offending has typically
focused on violent offenders with chronic psychotic illness. This stages of psychosis in …

Our study examines the structure of Cluster B personality disorders across genders and its
association with various types of impulsive and violent behavior. Using the SIDP-IV …

Since the end of the 1980s there has been an increasing interest in studying female
delinquency, acknowledging the centrality of women offenders' perspectives. In particular …

This chapter reviews the scope and nature of mental health challenges traditionally
identified as personality disorders (PDs) by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manuals published …

This study examines personality correlates of disciplinary infractions in a sample of
adolescents in a military-style residential program, an understudied but at-risk sample …

Sexual offending creates a significant public health issue (Mann, Hanson & Thornton, 2010),
whereby having a better understanding of the underlying factors related to sexual offending …

This study was undertaken in an effort to contribute to the limited knowledge of women who
commit murder. Women account for approximately 10% of the total Australian homicides and …

Several studies have linked Cluster B personality pathology to aggression in clinical and
community samples. However, the structure of Cluster B traits, and association to aggression …

According to evolutionary theory, the exploitation of others is an adaptive strategy for
obtaining resources. Previous studies demonstrated that people perceive mental illness as a …