Criminal psychology volume 1

1786 Pages·2013·9.132 MB·English

by  Helfgott, Jacqueline B

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Criminal Psychology

Criminal Psychology
Volume 1: Theory and Research
Jacqueline B. Helfgott, PhD, Editor
Foreword by J. Reid Meloy
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Contents
Forewordby J. Reid Meloy ix
Prefaceby Jacqueline B. Helfgott xiii
SECTION I:CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY:AN OVERVIEW
Chapter One: Criminal Psychologyand CriminalBehavior 3
Jacqueline B. Helfgott
Chapter Two: Educationand Training Modelsin Forensic
Psychology 43
David DeMatteo,GeoffreyMarczyk,
Daniel A. Krauss,and JeffreyBurl
SECTION II: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
Chapter Three: BecomingCriminal:TheoreticalPerspectives on
theDevelopmentand Desistance of Criminality 63
Nahanni Pollard
Chapter Four: The Psychophysiology and Neuroanatomy of
AntisocialBehavior 89
Max M. Loomans,Joke H.M. Tulen, and
HjalmarJ.C. van Marle
Chapter Five: Perspectiveson Neurocriminology 117
Benjamin R. Nordstrom, Yu Gao, AndreaL. Glenn,
Melissa Peskin, AnnaS. Rudo-Hutt, RobertA. Schug,
Yaling Yang,and AdrianRaine
viii Contents
ChapterSix: Two Sidesof theSame Coin:The Sociological
andPsychologicalSocial Psychologyof Crime 163
MarkCohan andKathleen E. Cook
ChapterSeven: Personalityand AntisocialBehavior:
TheoreticalPerspectives 189
Shayne Jones
ChapterEight: TheCriminal Personality 209
StantonE. Samenow
SECTION III: KEY RESEARCH FINDINGS
ChapterNine: PredatoryandAffective Aggression:Calculated
andExplosivePathways to Violence 229
StaceyL. Shipley and JenniferL. Russell
ChapterTen: Psychological Theories and Researchon
FemaleCriminal Behavior 261
ElaineGunnison
ChapterEleven: ThePhenomenologyof Addiction andthe
Artifactof Criminal Behavior 299
DavidPolizzi
ChapterTwelve: Criminalityand Co-OccurringPsychiatric and
SubstanceUse Disorders 321
ArthurJ. Lurigioand ThomasLyons
Aboutthe Editor andContributors 341
Index 351