1. Psychopathic personality : the scope of the problem / David T. Lykken -- 2. A dual-deficit model of psychopathy / Don C. Fowles and Lilian Dindo -- 3. Other theoretical models of psychopathy / Ronald Blackburn -- 4. The PCL-R assessment of psychopathy : development, structural properties, and new directions / Robert D. Hare and Graig S. Neumann -- 5. Facets of clinical psychopathy : toward clearer measurement / David J. Cooke, Christine Michie and Stephen D. Hart -- 6. The self-report assessment of psychopathy : problems, pitfalls, and promises / Scott O. Lilienfeld and Katherine A. Fowler -- 7. Psychopathy and personality / Donald R. Lynam and Karen J. Derefinko -- 8. Psychopathy and DSM-IV psychopathology / Thomas A. Widiger -- 9. Disaggregating psychopathy : where and how to look for subtypes / Norman G. Poythress and Jennifer L. Skeem -- 10. Perspectives on the conceptualization of psychopathy : toward and integration / Robert F. Krueger -- 11. Genetic and environmental influences on psychopathy and antisocial behavior / Irwin D. Waldman and Soo Hyun Rhee -- 12. Family background and psychopathy / David P. Farrington -- 13. Neurochemistry and pharmacology of psychopathy and related disorders / Michael J. Minzenberg and Larry J. Siever -- 14. The neuroanatomical bases of psychopathy : a review of brain imaging findings / Adrian Raine and Yaling Yang -- 15. Subcortical brain systems in psychopathy : the amygdala and associated structures / R. J. R. Blair -- 16. The functional architecture of the frontal lobes : implications for research with psychopathic offenders / Robert D. Rogers -- 17. Understanding psychopathy : the cognitive side / Kristina D. Hiatt and Joseph P. Newman -- 18. Psychopathy and developmental pathways to antisocial behavior in youth / Paul J. Frick and Monica A. Marsee -- 19. Toward an integrated perspective on the etiology of psychopathy / Angus W. MacDonald III and William G. Iacono -- 20. Psychopathy in children and adolescents : key issues in conceptualization and assessment / Randall T. Salekin -- 21. Psychopathy in women : assessment, manifestations, and etiology / Edelyn Verona and Jennifer Vitale -- 22. Ethnic and cultural variations in psychopathy / Elizabeth A. Sullivan and David S. Kosson -- 23. The "successful" psychopath : adaptive and subclinical manifestations of psychopathy in the general population / Jason R. Hall and Stephen D. Benning -- 24. Psychopathy and aggression / Stephen Porter and Michael Woodworth -- 25. Psychopathy and substance use disorders / Jeanette Taylor and Alan R. Lang -- 26. The role of psychopathy in sexual coercion against women / Raymond A. Knight and Jean-Pierre Guay -- 27. Risk for criminal recidivism : the role of psychopathy / Kevin S. Douglas, Gina M. Vincent and John F. Edens -- 28. Treatment of psychopathy : a review of empirical findings / Grant T. Harris and Marnie E. Rice -- 29. Legal and ethical issues in the assessment and treatment of psychopathy / John F. Edens and John Petrila -- 30. Toward the future : translating basic research into prevention and treatment strategies / Michael C. Seto and Vernon L. Quinsey -- 31. Back to the future : Cleckley as a guide to the next generation of psychopathy research / Christopher J. Patrick.
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Theoretical and empirical foundations -- Issues in conceptualization and assessment -- Etiologic mechanisms -- Psychopathy in specific sub-populations -- Clinical and applied issues.
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"The past dozen years have seen a significant upsurge in scientific interest and activity in the area of psychopathy. This authoritative handbook brings together foremost experts to review the latest knowledge on this severe disorder: its nature, causes, assessment, and approaches to minimizing its costly toll on individuals and society. Grounding their presentations in the best science available, the contributors survey important theoretical and methodological advances that are changing the face of the field. In the process, they weigh in on key controversies and identify compelling directions for future research." "The most up-to-date, comprehensive, and informative work of its kind, this book is essential reading for researchers in the areas of crime, antisocial behavior, violence, and substance abuse; clinical and forensic psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers; and undergraduate- and graduate-level students. Criminal justice professionals also will find it an indispensable reference."--Jacket.
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Antisocial personality disorders, Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Antisocial Personality Disorder.
Personnalité sociopathologique, Guides, manuels, etc.