02343nam a2200301 4500 5992 5992 20010326d1981 y0pory50 ba eng The clinical prediction of violent behavior John Monahan Rockville, Maryland U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 1981 XI, 134 p. 23 cm Crime and Delinquency Issues Introduction to a controversy: Prediction in life and in law; Definition of dangerous and violent behavior; Criticism of prediction in law; The moral and political issues raised by prediction; A statement of personal values. The clinical prediction process in theory and in pratice: Core concepts in prediction; The clinical prediction process in theory; The clinical prediction in pratice; Common clinical errors in prediction. Research on clinical prediction: Childhood prediction of adult violence; Outcome studies of clinical prediction; Psychological tests; Criticisms of clinical research; Possible limits on the generalizability of the research - The prediction of imminent violence in emergency contexts. Statistical approaches to improving clinical prediction: Clinical and actuarial prediction; On predicting an individual's behavior from class membership; Actuarial studies of the prediction of violence; Major actuarial correlates of violent behavior; Mental illness and violent behavior; The dominance of clinical prediction in the law; The clinical use of statistical data. Environmental approaches to improving clinical prediction: Assessing environmental factors; Major situational correlates of violent behavior; Assessing interactions between persons and their environments. The clinical examination: Questions for the clinician. A case study. A clinical report. PSICOLOGIA 705 COMPORTAMENTO VIOLENTO 6610 DELINQUÊNCIA 742 SAÚDE MENTAL 2697 JUSTIÇA CRIMINAL 1320 EUA 5071 PSICOLOGIA CRIMINAL 225033 MONAHAN John 070 327090 159.9MON 0 159_000000000000000_9MON 2021-12-17 108 8499 DGRSP DGRSP DGRSP108118999 159.9MON 2021-12-17 0 MO oferta