Objective: We examined the relationship of socially maladaptive behaviors with decision
making and psychopathy in a sample of 26 high-risk males recently released from …

There is a paucity of research on how psychopathy relates to decision-making. In this study,
we assessed the relationship between affective decision-making and psychopathic …

This study provides initial empirical support for a novel neurobiological decision-making
model proposed by Nussbaum (2005), applied to an aggression typology (Nussbaum, Saint …

To examine the social cognitive processes underlying the relationship of addiction and
criminality, we administered the Addiction Severity Index-CF (ASI-CF) and the Iowa …

Psychopathy is essentially a disorder of decision making. For decades researchers have
aimed to identify the psychobiological mechanisms that underlie the psychopath's profound …

Introduction: High risk behaviors, such as aggression, criminality, sexual promiscuity, drug
use, and gambling, are often associated with psychopathic traits. Such behaviors might arise …

Using a novel quantitative model of repeated choice behavior, we investigated the cognitive
processes of criminal offenders incarcerated for various crimes. Eighty-one criminals …

Psychopathy is associated with persistent antisocial behavior and a striking lack of regret for
the consequences of that behavior. Although explanatory models for psychopathy have …

Criminological research has tended to adopt an economic model of reasoned/rational
decision making (eg Clarke and Felson, 1993; Cornish and Clarke, 1986; Gottfredson and …

Examining the role of individual differences in perceptions of risk and rewards to offending
has become an important line of inquire (Pratt, Cullen, Blevins, Daigle, & Madensen, 2006); …