01954nam a2200253   45000010005000000100018000051000041000231010008000642000067000722050012001392100034001512150028001853301281002136060015014946060028015096060024015376060017015616060024015786060023016026060008016257000032016337010022016658520013016878228  a9781422463291  a20110216d2010       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe psychology of criminal conductfD. A. Andrews, James Bonta  a5ª ed.  aAlbany N.Y.cLexisNexisd2010  aXXV, 672 p.cil.d26 cm  aCap. 1 - An overview of the psychology of criminal conduct. Cap. 2 - The empirical base of PCC and the RNR model of assessment and crime prevention through human services. Cap. 3 - Understanding through theory: psychopathological, psychodynamic, social location, and differential association perspectives. Cap. 4 - A general personality and cognitive social learning approach: the personal, interpersonal, and community-reinforcement (PIC-R) perspective. Cap. 5 - Biological, personal, and social origins of the major risk/need factors and personal strengths. Cap. 6 - Antisocial personality pattern. Cap. 7 - The role of antisocial associates and attitudes in criminal conduct. Cap. 8 - The person in social context: family, school, work, leisure/recreation, marital attachments, and neighborhood. Cap. 9 - Substance abuse. Cap. 10 - Prediction of criminal behavior and classification of offenders. Cap. 11 - Prevention and rehabilitation. Cap. 12 - Creating and maintaining RNR adherence: a real-world challenge. Cap. 13 - Getting mean, getting even, getting justice: punishment and a search for alternatives. Cap. 14 - Criminal subtypes: from the common to the exceptional. Cap. 15 - A general personality and social psychology of criminal conduct: summary and conclusions.  aPSICOLOGIA  aCOMPORTAMENTO CRIMINOSO  aPSICOLOGIA CRIMINAL  aCRIMINOLOGIA  aAPRENDIZAGEM SOCIAL  aJUSTIÇA CRIMINAL  aEUA  aANDREWSbDonald Arthur4070  aBONTAbJames4070  j159.9AND