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The National Institute of Justice is a research, development, and evaluation center within the U. S. Department of Justice. Established in 1979 by the Justice System Improvement Act, NIT builds upon the foundation laid by the former National Institute of Law Enforcement and CriminalJustice, the fIrSt major Federal research program on crime and justice. Carrying out the mandate assigned by Congress, the National Institute of Justice:
• Sponsors research and development to improve and strengthen the criminal justice system and related civil justice aspects, with a balanced program of basic and applied research. CRIMINAL VIOLENCE: • Evaluates the effectiveness of federally-funded justice improvement programs and identifies programs that promise to be successful if continued or repeated. Biological Correlates and Determinants • Tests and demonstrates new and improved approaches to strengthen the justice system, and recommends actions that can be taken by Federal, State, and local governments and private organizations and individuals to achieve this goal. • Disseminates information from research, demonstrations, evaluations, and special programs to Federal, A Selected Bibliography State and local governments; and serves as an international clearinghouse of justice information. • 'frains c;:iminal justice practitioners in research and evaluation fmdings, and assists the research community through fellowships and special seminars.
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INTRODUCTION
C) ,,; This is one ofa set of five topical bibliographies on criminal violence, each covering an area of continuing major concern in criminological theory and empirical research on criminology and criminal justice. The other i· bibliographies in the series are: • Criminal Violence: Psychologic;al Correlates and Determinants • Criminal Violence and Flace . • Domestic Criminal Violence • The Violent Offender in the driminal Justice System Ji 1') . Citations in this topical bibliography have been selected from approximately 50,000 entries in the National o Criminal Justice Reference Service data base, one of the largest data bases of its kind in criminology and ' criminal justice. Approximately 4,500 citations on criminal violence for the years 1972 to 1980 were selected by searching the title" annotation, abstract, and content codes of each citation for several topically related key-word combinations. These 4,500 cita!ions were, in turn, searched for citations pertaining to the biological correlates and determinants"of criminal viole~pe. The search strategy for generating relevant citations was designed to ensure that any errors would be in the direction of overinclusion, thereby allowing the user final discretion in determining citation relevance.
The search was limited to the years 1972 to 1980 because a bibliographic compilation already exists for earlier years. As part of a project supported by the National Science Foundation, a comprehensive listing of documents in crilllinologicar theory and empirical research on criminology was published for the years 1945 to 1972. The interested reader should consult Marvin E. Wolfgang, Robert M. Figlio, and Terence P. Thornberry, Criminology Index (New York: Elsevier; 1975). n This bibliography contains a wide variety of citations on biology and criminal violence, ranging from works on the general cat~sal and correlative relationships between biology, aggression, and violence - including studies of chromosomal abnormality,. hormon~1 imbalance, brain dysfunction,' neurological disorder, and chemical precipitants - to work~ on the more specific relationships between these s,ame biological factors and criminal violence. Cited documents also examine the serious and'far-reaching policy implications that / biological approaches can have on the criminal justice system, such as the legal and ethical issues ,surrounding prevention and treatment programs that PJe based on these approaches. / '" -. ',' '.::1 Information about obtaining the documents cited in this bibliography can be found on the inside of the bac~! cover.'
Initially three additional bibliographies were planned for this series: longitudina~ analyses of criminal violence, situational correlates and determinants of criminal violence, and criminal violence and weapon use. The first two efforts were ended because of difficulties in identifying a significant number of relevant citations 0,_ through d~da base searches, and the last because a more comprehensive work is currently being sponsored by a grant from the National Institute of Justice. Researchers interested in longitudinal analyses of criminal violence are invited to contact Dr. Sarnoff Mednick, Director of the Center for Longitudinal Research, at the University of Southern California. Dr. Mednick and his staff have compiled one of the most extensive bibliographies currently existing on longitudinal research in the United States in the medical, behavioral, and " social sciences. The bibliography on criminal violence and weapon use, also one of the most extensive bibliographies of its kind, can be obtained from Drs. James D. Wright and Peter H. Rossi at the Social and Demographic Research tnstitute, ~t the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This topical bibliography has been prc;tpared under a Research Agreements Program award from the Center for the, Study of Crime Correlates and Criminal Behavior of the National Institute of Justice (79-NlwAX-0127). The award established the Center for thl3 Interdisciplinary StUdY of Criminal Violence at the Center for Studies in Criminlliogy and Criminal Law at tHe University of Pennsylvania.
The editors wish to express their thanks to the staff of the National Criminal Justice Reference Service for making available to us their considerable expertise in ,Morking with one of the most comprehensive and current abstracted citation data bases in criminology anq criminal justice. Georgette Semick, Director of the National Criminal 'Justice Reference Service, and W. DO~lald Pointer, Senior Corrections Specialist, worked long and closely with us thro~ghout the preparation of this bibliography.
We would also like to than~ Dr. Heleri Erskine, our forrTler grant monitor, Winifred Reed, our present grant monitor, and Paul Estaver, project mo?ltor of the National'Criminal Justice Reference Service, for expediting . ' the administrative aspects ot, this collaboration . , ,
c We would also like to thankbr. Park Dietz, Assistant Pro:fessor of Psychiatry at the Harvard Medical School, for reviewing the bibliography;, His suggestions have significantly improved the quality of the bibliography.
We are indeed indebted to Selma Pastor, the librarian at, the Ce,nter for Studies in Criminology and Criminal Law at the University of ,Pennsylvania, for her invaluable help in preparing the search strategy used by the National Criminal Justice Reference Service.
Our appreciation is extended ,to Rhoda Piltch, administrative officer of the Center for Studies in Criminology and Criminal Law, for assistinh at the variou~ stages in the preparation of the bibliography, and to our secretaries - Esther Lafair aod Elizabeth Jane McCartney - for their work throughout the project. I' Finally, a debt of gratitude Is owed to Joyce"Duboff, the former coordinating assistant at the Center for .'. '~); Intsrdisciplinary Study of Crimiinal Violence, and to the graduate student research assistants who have ably worked on the projech-Moir~i Crawley, Momodou Darboe, Martin Gilderman, Andrea Hilton, Merly Komala, and Shereen Miller - for theili careful reviews of the contents of ,this bibliography.
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l (J II CRIMINAL VIOLENCE - BIOLOGICAL Ii H Ii Ii,Ii' " i. i o 1. ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR-TRAINING KEY NO 274. INTERNA· AL MUST BE INCARCERATED PENDING DISPOSITION. A DIS· TIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE, 11 FIRSTFIELD CUSSION GUIDE ACCOMPANIES THE ARTICLE. (DEP) ROAD, GAITHERSBURG, MD 20760. 6 p. 1979. NCJ-60204 2. AGGRESSION AND THE EEG (ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM) 'j; \( A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS. By R. BU,CKBURN. AMERI· II COMMON Me:NTALDISORDERS AND, THE RESTRAINT AND CAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, 1200 17TH STREET, DISPOSITION OF DISTURBED PERSONS ARE EXPLORED, AND NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036. JOURNAL 'OF ABNORMAL WAYS POLICE OFFICERS CAN HANDLE ABNORMAL BEHAV PSYCHOLOGY, V 84, N 4 (AUGUST 1975), P 358·365. IOR ARE DETAILED. IN APPLYING PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN BE· NCJ-57498 HAVIOR TO POliCE WORK, THERE ARE THREE MAJOR DIFFI THIS STUDY TESTS THE HYPOTHESIS THAT AGGRESSIVE OF· CULTIES: (1) INTERDISCIPLINARY FIELDS OF KNOWLEDGE FENDERS HAVE A GREATER AMOUNT OF THETA ACTIVITY IN II 1 CONCERNED WITH BEHAVIOR, SUCH AS BIOLOGY, PSYCHOL· THEIR ELECTROCORTICAL RHYTHMS THAN NONAGGRES· l' OGY, AND SOCIOLOGY, OFFER LlTILE PRACTICAL GUIDANCE SIVE OFFENDERS AND ARE MORE CORTICALLY REACTIV~ I TO POLICE OFFICERS; (2) BEHAVIORAL PRINCIPLES VALlq,IN EIGHTY OFFENDERS AT A PSYCHI~TRIC SECURITY HOSPITA~ ) t: , THEORETICAL·CLlNICAL SETIINGS ARE N~;)T ALWAYS APPll· COMPLETED SCALES OF AGGRESSION AND HO$TlLlTY ANci(vJ r CABLE IN REAL WORLD SITlJATIONS; AND' (3) POLICE OFFI· WERE RATED ON PREVIOUS HISTORY OF ASSAULTIVE 'BE. '" ~'1 CERS CANNOT BE EXPECTED TO BE TOTALLY PROFICIENT HAVIOR. LOW·FREQUENCY ANALYSIS WAS EMPLOYED TO IN THE AREA OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR, INDICATORS OF OBTAIN MEASURES OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM ABUN· MENTAL DISORDERS QR ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR INCLUDE EX· DANCE AT REST, DURING REPETITIVE AUDITORY STIMULA· ~1 TREME BEHAVIOR'THAT HAS NO RATIONAL BASIS, THE INAP' TION, AND DURING THE COLD PRESSOR TEST. NEITHER 0 , PROPRIATENESS OF BEHAVIOR IN PARTICULAR CIRCUM· WITHIN THE SAMPLE AS A WHOLE NOR WITHIN PERSONAL- . " STANCES, AND EXTREME RIGIDITY OR INFLEXIBILITY. MORE ITY DISQRDERS ALONE WAS ANY RELATION FOUND BE· :- , SPECIFIC INDICATIONS OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR CONCERN TWEEN THE REST ABUNDANCE AND AGGRESSION. MORE LOSS OF MEMORY, ALTERED IDEAS OF REFERENCE (DELU· AGGRESSIVE SUBJECTS TENDED TO HAVE A HIGHER DOMf· SIONS OF GRANDEUR OR',PERSECUTION), HALLUCINATIONS, NANT FREQUENCY AT REST, LESS INCREASE IN THETA " IMPOSSIBLE PHYSICAL AILMENTS, AND EXTREME FRIGHT OR DURING MONOTONOUS STIMULATION, AND GREATER ALPHA DEPRESSION. COMMON MEf-jTAL DISORDERS ARE SCHIZO REACTIVITY TO COLD PRESSOR STIMU!.ATION. THE RE· PHRENIA, PARANOID SCHiZOPHRENIA, PARANOIA, AND SULTS DO NOT AGREE WITH THE VIEW 'THAT A HIGH PREVA· rP MANIA,DEPRESSION. BECAUSE OF THE POTENTIAL VIO· LENCE OF THETA ACTIVITY CHARACTERIZES AGGRESSIVE LENCE IN CONTACTS WITH DISTURBED PERSONS, POLICE OFFENDERS. THE EVIDENCE OF GREATER CORTICAL EXCIT· OFFICERS SHOULD MOVE SLOWLY SO AS NOT TO EXCITE ABILITY" IN AGGRESSIVE PATIENTS SUGGESTS THAT THE DISTURBED PERSON IN A CRISIS SITUATION AND PERSISTENT AGGRESSION IS ASSOCIATED WITH A DOMI·· SHOULD AVOID EMERGENCY LIGHTS, SIRENS, GATHERING NANCE OF THE ERGOTROPIC SYSTEM. TABULAR DATA AND 'J CROWDS, AND THREATENING MANNERISMS. THE;Y SHOULD REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT COMMUNICATE AND NOT THREATEN, ,AVOID TOPICS THAT MODIFIED··DAG) , INCITE AGITATION, AND aE TRUTHFUL. IN THE EVENT THAT 3. AGGRESSION, ANDROGENS, AND THE XYY SYNDROME A DISTURBED PERSON PRESENTS·A CLEAR AND PRESENT (FROM SEX DIFFERENCES IN BEHAVIOR, 1978,BY RICHARD DANGER, POLICE OFFICERS CAN USE JHE FULL POWER OF C FRIEDMA~, RALPH M RICHART, RAYMOND L VANDE THEIR POSITION. LESS STRAIGHTFORWARD, HOWEVER, IS WIELE). By H. F. L. MEYER-BAHLBURG. ROBERT E THE APPROPRIATE ,COURSE TO FOLLOW IN THE CASE KRIEGER PUBLISHING COMPANY, 645 NEW YORK AVENUE, WHERE THE DISTURBED INDIVIDUAL OC5ESN'OT"PRESENT AN HUNTINGTON, NY 11743. 21 p. 197,6. NCJ-57041 IMMEDIATE DANGER. WHETHER BASED ON LEGAL AUTHORI· STUDIES ,ON THE XYY CHROMOSOME\\AND CASE HISTORIES TY OR SIMPLE PERSUASIONt,THE LEAST INTRUSIVE AVENUE OF NINE XYY'S ARE REVIEWED TO ASSESS KNOWLEDGE OF OF DISPOSITION IS VOLUiiiTARY REFERRAL. CUSTODIAL THE ROLES OF SEX HORMONES, DEVELOPMENTAL FAC· ARREST IS NECESSARY WHEN VOLUNTARY REFERRAL IS TORS, AND THE XYY SYNDROME IN AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. NOT INDICATED. IN SOME CASES, tHE DISTURBED INDIVIDU· SUBJECTS OF THE NINE CASE HISTORIES CONSIST OF ,
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AGGRESSIVE CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL Iiw ARE ~ j THREE MALES IDENTIFIED AS XYY'S IN PREVALENCE STUD. PAROLE VIOLATORS AND HOSTILES WERE MOST LIKELY TO ALCOHOL USE AS A FACTOR IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ALCOHOL USE AND VIOLENT IES AND SIX IDENTIFIED IN ROUTINE CLINICAL EXAMINA. BE AT LARGE OR ABSCOND. THRID, BOTH SIMPLE AND HOS. THE SUBJECT OF THis PAPER BY A COMMUNITY ALCOHOL CRIME IS CONCEDED AND THE QUESTiON OF WHETHER OR TIONS. MOST OF THE MALES HAVE A NORMAL MASCULINE TILE SOCIOPATHS WERE MORE THAN TWICE AS LIKELY TO EDUCATOR OF A MASSACHUSETIS ALCOHOL AND DRUG NOT ALCOHOL IS AN INDEPENDENT VARIABLE WHICH PHYSIQUE COMBINED WITH A TALL STATURE. THEY DEMON. BE RECOMMITTED TO AN INSTITUTION (A FINDING NOTED PROGRAM. SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS OF THE ADOLESCENT CAUSES VIOLENCE IS THEN EXPLORED. PHYSIOLOGICAL, STRATE WIDE VARIATIONS IN ABILITIES AND BEHAVIOR, AL. AT THE OUTSET OF THE STUDY). THESE RESULTS OFFER ARE GIVEN AND TWO ARGUMENTS ARE PRESENTED IN AN PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS WHICH THOUGH THE THREE SUBJECTS LOCATED IN CHROMOSOME EVIDENCE THAT TYPOLOGIES OF PERSISTENTLY ANTISO. ATIEMPT TO SHOW iHAT ALTHOUGH DRINKING MAY NOT OPERATE IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALCOHOL ARE VIEWED AS SURVEYS ARE MUCH MORE DEVIANT THAN THEIR COUN. CIAL INDIVIDUALS CAN BE CONSTRUCTED AND IMPLEMENT. BE THE EXACT CAUSE FOR THE COMMISSION 'OF DELlN· IMPORTANT PREDICTORS OF FROBABLE VIOLENCE. THE TERPARTS. NOTABLE STUDIES ON THE XYY SYNDROME AND ED. THE SOCIOPATH SEEMS TO BE A SOCIALLY ABNORMAL QUENT ACTS, IT IS A MAJOR VARIABLE IN YOUTH DELlN· HIGH CORRELATION BETWEEN ALCOHOL USE AND CONVIC· FACTORS IN AGGRESSION HAVE PRODUCED A W\RIETY OF INDIVIDUAL AND HIS CONDITION APPEARS TO BE RELATED QUENCY. CONCRETE FACTS ARE PRESENTED TO IllUS· TIONS>FOR VIOLENT CRIME SUGGESTS AN OPPORTUNITY CONCLUSIONS, SOME RESULTING FROM FINDINGS AS UN. TO HIS CRIMINAL CAREER. WHETHER HIS PROBLEMS CAN TRATE TRE liNK BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND DELINQUENCY. A AND f"iESPONSIBILlTY FOR BOTH THE MENTAL HEALTH CARE SUBSTANTIAL AS THOSE OBTAINED IN THE CASE HISTORIES. BE FURTHER LINKED TO BIOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES MUST S'URVEY OF HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS BY THE NATIONAL IN· SYSTEM AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. INTENSIVE MALES WITH XYY CHROMOSOMES ARE SLIGHTLY MORE AWAIT THE COURTS' DECISION TO ALLOW FURTHER BIO. STITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE FOUND THAT IN THE NORTHEAST RESEARCH IN THIS AREA IS RECOMMF.NDED. REFERENCES LIKELY THAN XY MALES TO BE PLACED EITHER IN CRIMINAL LOGICAL TESTING. CERTAINLY THE DEVELOPMENT OF EF. AT lEAST 92.8 PERCENT HAD USED ALCOHOL. A GALLUP ARE PROVIDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT) ... ElW OR MENTAL INSTITUTIONS, AND ARE GENERALLY TALLER FECTIVE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES TO LESSEN THE SO. SURVEY SHOWED THAT ONE TEENAGER IN FIVE IS AFFECT· THAN XY MALES. THEY ARE USUALLY ADMITIED TO A CIOPATH'S DISRUPTIONS WILL DEPEND ON THE EXTENT TO ED BY AlCOHOl·RELATED PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH 9. ANIMAL GENETICS AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR (FROM MENTAL·PENAL INSTITUTION BECAUSE OF SOCIAL DEVI. WHICH THE PROBLEM IS BIOLOGICAL, SOCIAL, OR BOTH. THE FAMilY AND ONE TEENAGER IN FOUR DRINKS SOME .HUMAN AGGRESSION AtliD DANGEROUSNESS, 1978, BY D ANCE RATHER THAN FOR CONVICTION OF A CRIMINAL OF. LABERGE·ALTMEJD-SEE NCJ·S7484. By R. MONROE. NOTES AND 24 REFERENCES ARE SUPPLIED. (MHP) FORM OF ALCOHOL. A MASSACHUSETIS DRUG ARREST Ij, FENSE (THEIR BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDE INSTITUT PHILlPf'E PINEL DE MONTREAL, 12, 333 BOULE· Supplemental Notel: PRESENTED AT THE PANEL 'AGGRES. SURVEY FOUND THAT OLDER ADOLESCENTS AND COllEGE TEMPER OUTBURSTS, SUDDEN FITS OF VIOLENT RAGE. AND VARD, MONTREAL, QUEBEC 478, CANADA. 7 p. 1978. j. SION AND VIOLENCE BIOLOGY OR SOCIETY?' OF THE STUDENTS ARE ALSO DRINKING MORE. ANALYZING THE AGGRESSIVENESS). UNUSUAL CHROMOSOME COUNTS IN AN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIMI. NCJ·S748S r INDIVIDUAL MAKE FOR A HIGHER RISK OF DEVIANT BEHAV. NOLOGY, DALLAS, TEXAS, 1978. LINK BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND DELINQUENCY, THE PAPER STUDIES ARE DISCUSSED WHICH SUPPORT THE CONCEPT lOR THAN ANY SPECIFIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE 'V' DISCUSSES PHYSICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL FACTQf.lS, ESPE· THAT AGGRESSION CAN BE GeNETICAllY INHERITED BY AND 'X' CHROMOSOME, AND NO SIGNIFICANT CORRELATION 5. AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, GLUCOSE, AND BRAIN DYSFUNC. CIAllY THE LINK BETWEEN ALCOHOL USE AND'AGGRES· BOTH ANIMAL.S AND HUMANS, IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT SION AND VIOLENCE. U. S. AND FOREIGN STUDIES THAT CAN BE ESTABLISHED BETWEEN MALE HORMONES AND AG. TION. By J. A. YARYURA·TOBIAS and F. NEZIROGLU. CA. ENVIRONMENT HAS A GREAT EFFECT ON BEHAVIOR. STUD· GRESSION. STUDIES ON AGGRESSION AND BRAIN ABNOR. NADIAN SCHIZOPHRENIC FOUNDATION, 2229 BROAD POINT TO THIS CONNECTION BETWEEN CRIME AND ALCO· IES ON INBRED STRAINS OF LABORATORY MICE AND DOGS STREET, REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA S4P 2Vl. 7 p. MALITIES SUGGEST SOME INCREASED FREQUENC'.' OF SUo HOl ARE CITED. THE PAPER STATES THAT TO COMBAT DE· INDICATE THE POTENT EFFECT OF GENETIC FACTORS IN L1NQUENCY/AlCOHOL PROBLEMS PRIMARY INTERVENTION BAVERAGE INTELLlGfONCE QUOTIENTS IN XYY MALES, BUT NCJ-63702 DETERMINING AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, BUT THEY ALSO A STUDY FOCUSING ON THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF AGGRES. PROGRAMS ARE NEEDED AS WELL AS ALCOHOL/SUB· THE EVIDENCE IS OPEN TO QUESTION. FINALLY, SOCIAL SUGGEST THE COMPLEX INTERACTIONS BETWEEN GENO· SIVE BEHAVIOR IS DISCUSSED; SPECIFICAll.Y INVESTIGATED STANCE ABUSE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. JUVENILE AND o FACTORS STUDIED IN ASSOCIATION WITH AGGRESSION AND TYPES AND THE ENVIRONMENT. OTHER STUDIES INVOLVING ARE GLUCOSE DYSFUNCTION AND CEREBRAL DYSRHYTH. CRIMINAL JUSTICE PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO INSTITUTE THE XYY SYNDROME DO NOT APPEAR TO PLAY A DEFINITE HUMANS, ALSO SHOW SOME GENETIC iNFLUENCE IN ANTI·. MIA. THE PERSPECTIVE FROM WHICH ONE VIEWS AGGRES. TRAINING IN ALCOHOl. ABUSE AND THE ABUSE OF OTHER ROLE (THE PRONENESS OF TALLER PERSONS AND PER. SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN PEOPLE. TWIN COEFFICIENTS IN ONr.:: SION ALSO DETERMINES THE METHOD OF CONTROL. PA. DRUGS IN ORDER TO COMBAT RISING YOUTH CRIME. REF· SONS OF A LOWER ECONOMIC STATUS TO BE INCARCERAT. STUDY WERE FOUND TO BE HIGHER FOR MONOZYGOTIC TIENTS SUFFERING FROM PHYSIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS WILL ERENCES AND FOOTNOTES ARE GIVEN. '(MJW) ED HAS floT BEEN ESTABLISHED), AND THE INFLUENCE OF THAN FOR DIZYGOTIC PAIRS WITHIN ALL TYPES OF OF· NOT BE REHABILITATED WITHIN A PRISON SYSTEM. IN THI3 Availability: National Criminal JustIce Reference Service MICRO· FAMILY DYNAMICS AS A FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FENSES, BUT PARTICUl.ARlY FOR CRIMES OF V~QlENCE. STUDY, 45 SUBJECTS WITH COMPLAINTS OF AGGRESSION FICHE PROGRAM. ANTISOCIAL AND AGG.FIESSIVE BEHAVIOR IS UNCERTAIN. RATES OF REGISTERED CRIMINALITY AMONG ADOPTEES ,1l)(:., WERE INVESTIGATED. A 5·HOUR GLUCOSE.TOLEBANCE , \..4., REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (DAG)' WITH CRIMINAL ADOPTIVE AND BIOLOGIC RELATIVES WERE TEST WAS ADMINISTERED BY THE ORTHOTOt..:UIDINE 7. ALCOHOL AND RAPE. By R. T. RADA. HOSPITAL PUBLI· CATIONS, INC, 360 lEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY FOUND TO BE HIGHER THAN RATES AMONG ADOPTEES METHOD AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM READINGS WERE 4. AG(!RE§SIY.EAND SIMPLE SOCIOPATHS-TEN YEARS 10017. MEDICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN SEXUALITY, V 9 WITH CRIMINAL ADOPTIVE AND NONCRIMINAL BIOLOGIC FA· LATER (FROM BIOLOGY AND CRIME, P 65-76, BY C R JEF. TAKEN TO DETERMINE BRAIN DYSRHYTHMIA. AN AGGRES. (1975),. . NCJ·31409 THERS; THE RATE OF CRIMINALITY WAS HIGHER FOR ADOp· FERY-SEE NCJ-66758). By P. S. DYNES, E. W. CARLSON, SION RATING SCALE WAS DEVISED.TO NOTE CHANGES IN 'THE AUTHOR PRESENTS RESEARCH DATA AND CONCUR· TEES WITH CRIMINAL ADOPTIVE FATHERS AND NONCRI· and H. E. ALLEN. 12 p. 1971!. NCJ-66760 AGGRESSION AS A RESULT OF TREATMENT. SEVERAL RING OPINIONS TO SUPPORT HIS THEORY OF THE EXIST· MINAl BIOLOGIC FATHERS THAN FOR THOSE WITH NONCRI· THIS RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF THE PERIOD 1967·77 EXAM. MONTHS LATER, PSYCHOLOGICAL INFORMATION REGARD. ENCE OF A HIGH POSITIVE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AlCO· MINAl BIOLOGIC AND ADOPTIVE FATHERS. THIS SUGGESTS INED THE CRIMINAL CAREERS OF SOCIOPATHIC AND NON. ING SUBJECTS' AGGRESSION WAS OBTAINED FOR 14 SUB. HOl, ALCOHOLISM, AND' THE COMMISSION OF VIOLENT AN INTERACTIVE EFFECT BETWEEN GENES AND ENVIRON· SOCIOPATHIC FELONS THROUGH THEIR PREINSTITUTIONAL, JECTS BY A QUESTIONNAIRE. PRIOR TO TREATMENT, ALL CRIMES, PARTICULARLY RAPE. THREE TYPES OF ALCO· MENT. A LATER STUDY OF ADOPTEES INDICATES THAT IN· INSTITUTIONAL, ANO POSTINSTITUTIONAL PHASES. THIS RE. SUBJECTS HAD DISPLAYED GLUCOSE D~SFUNCTION AND HOl-RAPE SITUATIONS. ARE PRESENTED AND DIFFERENTI· TELLIGENCE IS THE ONLY FACTOR WHICH CORRELATES AS SEARCH COMPLETED/ THE PANEL DESIGN AND LONGITUDI. CEREBRAL DYSRHYTHMIA. THEY WERE bONSIDERED AG. ATED-RAPE INVOLVING A DRINKING OFFENDER, RAPE IN· A RESISTANCE TO DEVELOPING CRIMINALITY IN A HIGH RISK NAL STUDY OF 277 CONSECUTIVE ADMISSIONS TO THE GRESSIVE IF THEY WERE ASSAULTIVE, HAD OUTBURSTS OF VOlVING AN ALCOHOLIC OFFENDER, AND RAPE WHICH MAY GROUP OF ADOPTEES WITH BOTH CRIMINAL BIOLOGIC AND OHIO PENITENTIARY BEGUN IN 1967. FINAL DATA ON ONLY RAGE, OR HAD UNCONTROLLABLE TEMPERS. EACH SUB. BE TRIGGERED OR CATALYZED BY ALCOHOL. REPRESENTA· ADOPTIVE FATHERS. TABULAR AND GRAPHIC DATA ARE 235 OF THE ADMISSIONS HAVE BEEN COLLECTED DUE TO JECT WAS RATED ON THE DEVISED AGGRESSION SCALE TIVE CASE HISTORIES SERVE AS EXAMPLES OF EACH SITUA· PROVIDED, AS ARE REFERENCES. (DAG) TEMPORAL AND ECONOMIC CONSTRAINTS. THE STUDIES WHEN FIRST SEEN AND AT TERMINATION OF TREATMENT TION. TYPE. THE AUTHOR ALSO EXAMINES THREE THEORIES . 10. ARE LEFT·HANDERS LESS VIOLENT? By M. J. ANDREW • (INCLUDING THOSE BY ALLEN AND GALTON) WERE DE WHICH LASTED FROM 1 TO 4 MONTHS. THE DIFFERENCE IN WHICH .HAVE BEEN PROPOSED TO EXPLAIN THE POSSIBLE PLENUM PUBLISHING COR'PORATION, 227 WEST 17TH SIGNED TO INVESTIGATE THE IMPACT OF SOCIOPATHY ON THE AGGRESSION SCORE WAS THE DEPENDENT VARIABLE. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND THE COMMISSION CRIMINAL CAREERS. CLASSIFICATION PROCEDURES DIVIDED IN ORDER TO TEST THE EXISTENCE OF THE STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10011. JOURNAL OF YOUTH ADO· OF VIOLENT SEXUAL CRIMES: THE DISINHIBITION THEORY LESENCE, V 9, N 1 (1980), P 1·9. NCJ-6S489 THE INMATES INTO HOSTILE SOCIOPATHS (HIGH ON THE BEHAVIOR·GLUCO.DYSRHYTHMIC TRIAD, IT WAS NECES. STATED THAT ALCOHOL NUMBS JUDGMENT AND REDUCES THIS STUDY TESTED WHETHER lEFT·HANDED JUVENilES LYKKEN ANXIETY SCALE), SIMPlE SOCIOPATHS (LOW ON SARY TO TREAT BOTH THE HYPOGLYCEMIA AND DYSR. INHIBITION OF SOCIAllY UNACCEPTABLE SEXUAL FANTA· ARE OVERREPRESENTED AMONG VIOLENT JUVENilE OF· THE L YKKEN ANXIETY SCALE), MIXED SUBJECTS, AND NON. HYTHMIA TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF AGGRESSION RE. SIES AND IMPULSeS; THE DIRECT EFFECT THEORY THAT'AL· FENDERS AND FOUND THAT lEFT·HANDED OFFENDERS SOCIOPATHS OR NORMALS. THE AGGREGATE PERFORM. DUCTION. THREE GROUPS WERE USED; ONE GROUP WAS COHOl MAY HAVE A DIRECT EFFECT ON EITHER THE AG· SCORED lOWER THAN RIGHT·HANDERS ON THE VIOLENCE ANCE OF THE EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS DID NOT REVEAL TREATED ONLY WITH A DRUG AFFECTING DYSRHYTHMIA, GRESSIVE OR SEXUAL CENTERS OF THE BRAIN: AND THE SCALE. PREVIOUS STUDIES HAVE FOUND LEFT·HANDERS TO G ANY 'UNEXPECTED FINDINGS. YET, WHEN THE GROUP WAS ONE GROUP WAS TREATED ONLY WITH A LOW CARBOHY. " EFFECT OF ALCOHOL ON MALE TESTOSTERONE THEORY BE OVERREPRESENTED AMONG JUVENilE lEGAL OFFEND· SUBDIVIDED INTO THE FOUR CATEGORIES, SEVERAL FIND. DRATE, HIGH FAT DIET AND ONE GROUP RECEIVED BOTH THAT CHRONIC ALCOHOL USE LEADS TO AN INCREASE IN ERS. A HYPOTHESIS UNDERLYING PAST RESEARCH CAN BE INGS EMERGED. FIRST, SIMPLE SOCIOPATHS TOOK LONGER DIET AND DRUG TREATMENT; STU[;)Y RESULTS CONFIRMED THE MEAN PLASMA TESTOSTERONE lEVEL OR PRODUCTION TERMED 'ORGANICITY·CAUSED VIOLENCE,' IN WHICH DYS· TO BE RELEASED FROM PRISON, A FINDING CONTRARY TO THE EXISTENCE OF THE HYPOTHESIZED TRrAD. AN INTE. RATE ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLENCE OR AGGRESSION. A LIST FUNCTION OF THE LEFT HEMISPHERE HAS BEEN CONNECT· THAT OF AN EARLIER STUDY. THE SIMPLES' MORE LENGTHY GRAL TREATMENT OF DRUGS AND DIET MUST BE GIVEN TO OF REFERENCES IS INCLUDED AT THE END OF THIS ARTI· ED TO DELlNQI)ENCY BY FITZHUGH (1973) AND TO PSy INCARCERATIONS AND MORE FREQUENT PAROLE DENIALS OBTAIN SATISFACTORY REMISSION OF SYMPTOMS. TABU. C!.;!: AS ARE TWO COMMENTARIES ON THE RELATIONSHIP CHOPATHY BY FlOR·HENRY (1978). FURTHER, THIS LINE OF COULD MOST LIKELY BE ATIRIBUTED TO THE PAROLE LAR INFORMATION AND REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (LWM) BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND RAPE. REASONING ARGUES THAT ORGANICITY AND BOARD BASING ITS DECISION ON THEIR LENGTHY CRIMINAL Supplemental Notel: REPRINTED FROM THE JOURNAL OF lEFT·HANDEDNESS ARE ASSOCIATED TO A GREATER RECORDS. SECOND, BOTH SIMPLE AND HOSTILE SOCIO. ORTHOMOLECULAR PSYCHIATRY. 8. ALCOHOL AND VIOLENT CRIME-CHANCE .ASSOCIATION DEGREE THAN WOULD BE EXPECTED WITHOUT A CAUSAL PATHS WERE MOST LIKELY TO ENCOUNTER DIFFICULTY OR CASUAL RELATIONSHIP. By D.H. KNOTT, R. D. FINK, J. WHILE ON PAROLE. BOTH TYPES OF SOCIOPATHS WERE 6. ALCOHOL AND DELINQUENCY-IS THERE A BOND?-A C. MORGAN, and J. AUSTIN. STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE RELATIONSHIP. ANOTHER HYPOTHESIS INVOLVES A CON· MORE LIKELY TO BE ARRESTED THAN WERE MIXED OR PARAPROFIlSSIONAL'S DISCOURSE ON HOW DELINQUENCY OF MEMPHIS, 5983 MACON COVE AT INTERSTATE 40, MEM· STRUCT TERMED 'MOTOR EXCITABILITY' (THE READINESS MAY BE INTERTWINED WITH ALCOHOL USE. By E. R. NORMAL TYPES. SIMPLES WERE MOST LIKELY TO BE PHIS, TN ::18134. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF CORRECTIONS, TO RESPOND IN MOTORIC TERMS), INVOLVING THE TAPPING BRAXTON. 16 p. 1978. NCJ.S9G~t\ V 1, N 1 (WINtER 1977), P 41·44. NCJ.40979 TEST, A TEST OF FINGER OSCilLATION SPEED. THIS CON· , 2 3 ---.----
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STRUCT WAS LINKED WITH lEFT-HANDERS WHEN IT WAS SINGLE CRITERION OF DEVIANT AROUSAL IS INSUFFICIENT FAR lOWER THAN THAT GENERAllY BELIEVED BY THE 15. 9ASIC PSYCHIATRV FOR CORRECTIONS WORKERS. By H. DISCOVERED THAT THEY COULD TAP FASTER THAN IN EVALUATING ANY ONE CLIENT, SINCE OTHER COMPO PUBLIC. A THIRD GROUP OF STUDIES REVIEWED INVESTI L. HARTMAN. 486 p. 1978. NCJ·44171 RIGHT-HANDERS. BOTH THEORIES AGREE IN PREDICTING NENTS OF THE CLIENT'S SEXUAL BEING lIRE SIGNIFICANT. GATED THE HYPOTHESIS OF CEREBRAL PATHOLOGY, PRIN THIS TEXT DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS DIAGNOSTIC CATEGO· GREATER VIOLENCE FOR lEFT-HANDED THAN DETAilED AND SPECIFIC EVALUATIONS MUST INCLUDE AS· CIPAllY TEMPORAL lOBE EPilEPSY, AS A CRUCIAL ANTE RIES OF MENTAL IllNESS ENCOUNTERED IN CORRECTION RIGHT-HANDED OFFENDERS. THE SAMPLE FOR THIS STUDY SESSMENT OF DEVIANT AROUSAL, HETEROSEXUAL AROU CEDENT TO SOME CASES OF SI:VERE VIOLENCE. CASES Al SETTINGS AND DISCUSSES TECHNIQUES AND METHODS CONSISTED OF ANGLO AND NON-ANGLO MALE AND FEMALE SAL, HETEROSOCIAl SKillS, AND GENDER ROLE BEHA SHOWING WHAT HAS BEEN TERMED A 'EPISODIC DYSCON· FOR DEALING WITH MENTAllY III CLIENTS. THE FIRST SEC JUVENilE DELINQUENTS FROM BOTH AN INTENSIVE SUPEP· VIORS. THIS FOUR-COMPONENT ASSESSMENT MAKES NO TROl SYNDROME' REPORTEDLY RESPOND WEll TOWARD TION TREATS MENTAL DISORDERS AND CORRECTIONS, DE· VISION PROBATION PROGRAM AND A .NON INTENSIVE UNIT. PRESUMPTION THAT A CLIENT MUST HAVE DIFFICULTIES IN CONTROLLING THEIR VIOLENCE BY DILANTIN TREATMENT. A SCRIBING THOSE PSYCHIATRIC SYNDROMES MOST COM THE MEASURE OF VIOLENT CRIME WAS THE VIOLENCE ANY PARTICULAR COMPONENT AREA; COMBINATIONS OF FOURTH CATEGORY OF STUDIES AIMED AT PREDICTING VIO· MONlY SEEN IN CORRECTIONAL SETTINGS. THE GENERAL SCALE, A MEASURE OF THE VIOLENCE POTENTIAL OF OF COMPONENTS ARE POSSIBLE. WITHI?I THE ASSESSMENT OF lENCE IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS REVEALED LITTLE SUC BACKGROUND FOR EACH SYNDROME IS DISCUSSED, AS FENSES READ FROM THE lEGAL RECORD. THE UNEXPECT ANY ONE 'COMpONENT, THE SElF·REPORT, PHYSIOLOGIC, CESS. SOME HOPE IS INDICATED IN THE PROCESS OF DE WEll AS THE TYPE OF OFFENSE MOST APT TO BE ('..oMMIT ED RESULTS INDICATED THAT lEFT·HANDED OFfENDERS OR MOTORICElEMENT MAY BE ESPECIAllY VALID FOR VELOPING OBJECTIVE DANGEROUSNESS SCORES FROM TED BY AN INDIVIDUAL IN EACH DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORY. WERE lESS VIOLENT THAN RIGHT-HANDED OFFENDERS, THAT COMPONENT OF SEXUAL ASSESSMENT .. THE MOST PAST HISTORY INFORMATION, ALONG WITH AGE AND SPECIFIC TECHNIQUES TO BE USED BY THE CORRECTIONS WITH THE DIFFERENCE HOLDING ACROSS THE FOUR VALID ELEMENT USUAllY IS THE ONE WHICH MOST ACCU OTHER CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PATIENT. ALSO, NEW WORKER WITH THESE CLIENTS IN CONTRAST TO SEX-ETHNICITY SUBGROUPINGS. THE VIOLENT SUBGROUP RATELY GENERATES AN OBSERVABLE RESPONSE CLOSELY PSYCHOMETRiC DEVICES, SUCH AS MEGARGEE'S OVERCON NON-MENTALLY III CLIENTS ARE DESCRIBED. THE DISOR WAS RIGHT-HANDED BOYS, THE lEAST VIOLENT, ASSOCIATED TO THE COMPONENT MEASURED. PHYSIOLOG· TROllED AND UNDERCONTROllED PERSONALITY SCALE, DERS TREATED INCLUDE MENTAL RETARDATION, ORGANIC lEFT-HANDED GIRLS. THE DISCONflRMATION OF BOTH THE IC RESPONSES, FOR EXAMPLE, ARE SPECIFICALLY EFFEC APPEAR PROMISING. (RCB) BRAIN SYNDROMES, SCHIZOPHRENIA, MAJOR AFFECTIVE ORIES SHOWS THAT MORE RESEARCH IN THE FIELD IS TIVE IN MEASURING DEVIANT SEXUAL AROUSAL SINCE DISORDERS, PARANOID STATES, NEUROSES, PERSONALITY 14. AUTOMATISM AND INSANITY UNDER THE AUSTRALIAN NEEDED. SPECULATIONS ARE OFFERED FOR FUTURE RE ERECTIONS CAN BE CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISORDERS, SEXUAl. DEVIANCY, AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERS SEARCH. TABLES AND REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (WJR) STATE CRIMINAL CODES. By R. S. O'REGAN. LAW BOOK SEXUAL CUES PRESENTED. PROPER EVALUATION DEMANDS CO, lTD, 19TH FLOOR, ST MARTINS TOWER, 31 MARKET OF ADOLESCENCE. SECTION II DEALS WITH INTERVIEWING USE OF ALL THREE ELEMENTS. WITH EMPHASIS ON THE TECHNIQUES BEST SUITED TO OBTAINING INFORMATION 11. ASSESSMENT OF AGGqESSIVE BEHAVIOR AND PLASMA STREET, SYDNEY 2000, AUSTRALIA. AUSTRALIAN LAW MOST VALID. PROBABLY THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE OF JOURNAL, V 52, N 4 (APRil 1978), P 208·214. FROM THIS SPECIAL TYPE OF CLIENT, BOTH FOR THE PRE TESTOSTERONE IN A VOUNG CRIMINAL POPULATION. By NCJ·6S148 L E. KREUZ end R. M. ROSE; HARPER AND ROW, PUBLISH· THIS ASSESSMENT SCHEMA IS THAT IT REMAINS FLUID; THE SENTENCE REPORT AND IN POSTOISPOSITIONAl CONTACTS. ER, INC MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, 2350 VIRGINIA AVENUE, HA· SYSTEM DOCUMENTS WHERE ANY ONE CLIENT STANDS THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE DEFENSE OF AUTOMATISM CHAPTEfiS TREAT THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERVIEWING, THE GERSTOWN, MD 21740. PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE. V . ALONG A CONTINUM IN EACH OF THE FOUR COMPONENT AND THE DEFENSE OF INSANITY IS ILL-DENIED IN AUSTRA ART OF LISTENING, THE CONDUCT OF THE INTERVIEW, AND 34, N 4 (JULY/AUGUST 1972), P 321-332. NCJ·57186 AREAS, AND THE CLIENTS MOVE FROM THAT POSITION IS A LIAN JURISDICTIONS WHERE CRIMINAL LAW HAS BEEN PROBLEMS OF DANGEROUSNESS AND SUICIDE. THE CORRELATIONS AMONG PLASMA TESTOSTERONE (MALE RESULT OF SELF-DECISION AND THE THERAPIST'S GUID CODIFIED. SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE FOR PRECISE APPLICA AUTHOR PROVIDES LIKELY INDICATORS OF POTENTIAL VIO· SEX HORMONE) lEVELS, FIGHTING AND VERBAL AGGRES ANCE. FINAllY, THE FLUIDITY OF SUCH AN ASSESSMENT TION OF BOTH. THE BASIC AREA OF IMPRECISION INVOLVES lENCE, DESCRIBING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MENTAL SION IN PRISON, PAST CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR, AND PSYCHO SCHEMA APPEARS TO FIT QUITE WEll WITH THE DELICATE, THE TERMINOLOGY OF A PERSON WITH 'DISEASE OF THE DISORDERS AND DANGEROUSNESS; THE USE OF DEVELOP lOGICAL TEST SCORES ARE EXPLORED IN A STUDY OF 21 . ETHICAL ISSUES RELATED TO WORKING WITH SEXUAL DEVI MIND' IN CONTRAST TO REFERENCE TO A PERSON 'WHOSE MENTAL FACTORS AS PREDICTIVE OF DANGEROUSNESS; YOUNG MALE INMATES. THE STUDY SUBJECTS WERE ATES: WHO REAllY SPEAKS FOR THE CLIENT'S BEST INTER MIND IS DISORDERED,' THE DISORDER BEING CAUSED BY CHARACTEROLOGICAllY AGGRESSIVE, ANTISOCIAL, AND WORKING·CLASS WHITE MALES INCARCERATED AT THE PA ESTS AND IS IT THE CLIENT OR SOCIETY THAT NEEDS TO SOME EXTERN?;" ~;'.:)URCE. THE FORMER APPLIES TO INSAN· PSYCHOTIC INDIVIDUALS; METHODS FOR DEFUSING POTEN TUXENT INSTITUTION IN MARYLAND. THEIR AGES RANGED CHANGE. REFERENCES INCLUDED. (lWM) ITY DEFENSES H~ JWSTRALIA WHilE THE LATTER REFERS TIAL VIOLENCE; AND PROBLEMS OF SUICIDE IN PENAL INSTI· FROM 19 TO 32 (MEAN, 28 YEARS). All HAD IQ'S (INTELLI Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCA· TO AUTOMATISH D1i!=ENSES. SINCE THE BURDEN OF PROV TUTIONS. A FINAL SECTION DELINEATES THE EFFECTS OF GENCE QUOTIENTS) OF AT lEAST 90. ANALYSIS OF PLASMA TION, AND WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL ING THE t)(ISTENC:: OF THE CONDITION FAllS ON THE DE SHORT-TERM USE OR ABUSE OF COMMON STREET DRUGS, TESTOSTERONE lEVELS OVER A 2-WEEK PERIOD SHOWED HEALTH, 5600 FISHERS LANE, ROCKVillE, MD 20852. FENSE iN !N:MNn",' ,DEFENSES, AND DISPROVING THE CON· ALCOHOL, AND COMMONLY USED PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS ON CONSIDERABLE STABILITY WITHIN INDIVIDUALS AND HIGHLY DITION Ot; \NVIJJ.U~JrARINESS FAllS ON THE PROSECUTION ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR. THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS. THE 13. ASSOCIATION OF VIOLENT DANGEROUS BEHAVIOR WITH IN AUTOMA:·n:.~,"i DEFENSES, DEFENDANTS FAVOR THE OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DEPRESSANTS (INCLUDING MEAN lEVEL WAS CLOSE TO THAT REPORTED FOR THE IN· PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS-A REVIEW OF THE RESEARCH LATTER. AflEVIEW OF RELEVANT CASES IN QUEENSLAND, ALCOHOL), NARCOTICS AND STIMULANTS, HALLUCINOGENS, LITERATURE. By A. M. MESNIKOFF and C. G. LAUTER· MATES' AGE GROUP. PLASMA TESTOSTERONE LEVELS DID WESTEi1N AUSTRALIA, AND TASMANIA POINTS OUT THE DIF AND PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATIONS ARE DETAilED. A BIB· BACH. FEDERAL LEGAL PUBLICATIUNS, INC, 157 CHAM NOT DIFFER IN FIGHTING AND NON FIGHTING INDIVIDUALS. FICUlTIES IN SORTING OUT THE NECESSARY CONDITIONS BERS STREET; NEW YORK, NY 10007. JOURNAL OF PSY LlOGRAPHY IS INCLUDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED). FOR THE TWO DEFENSES. HOWEVER, THESE CONCLUSIONS HOSTILITY, ANXIETY, AND SOCIAL DESIRABILITY TEST CHIA TRY AND LAW, V 3, N 4 (WINTER 1975), P 415-445. AvailabilitY: CHARLES C THOMAS, 301-327 EAST LAWRENCE CAN BE DRAWN. (1) THE RELEVANT DEFENSE IS INSANITY SCORES CORRELATED WITH NEITHER TESTOSTERONE NCJ·50721 AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD, Il 62717. WHERE A STATE OF AUTOMATISM IS BROUGHT ABUT BY lEVEL NOR FIGHTING BEHAVIOR, ALTHOUGH THERE WERE PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN CRIMINALS, VIOLENCE OF MENTAL DISEASES SUCH AS EPilEPSY; (2) THE RELEVANT 16. BATTERED WOMEN-A PSYCHOSOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF SIGNIFICANT CORRELATIONS AMONG PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST FORMER PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS, VIOLENCE ASSOCIATED SCORES. THE 10 INMATES WHO HAD COMMITTED PARTICU DEFENSE IS INVOLUNTARINESS WHERE A STATE OF AUTOM· DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. M. ROY, Ed. VAN NOSTRAND WITH BRAIN DYSFUNCTION, AND PREDICTION OF VIOLENCE REINHOLD, 135 WEST 50TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10020. LARlY VIOLENT, AGGRESSIVE CRIMES IN ADOLESCENCE ATISM IS BROUGHT ABOUT BY EXTERNAL VIOLENCE; (3) IN AMONG PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS ARE SUBJECTS REVIEWED. 352 p. 1977. NCJ·45266 HAD SIGNIFICANTL.Y HIGHER lEVELS OF TESTOSTERONE VOLUNTARINESS MAY ALSO BE A RELEVANT DEFENSE RESEARCH LITERATURE EXAMINING ASSOCIATIONS OF VIO ASPECTS OF THE PROBLEM OF GATTERED WIVES ARE EX· THAN THE 11 PRISONERS WITHOUT HISTORIES OF UNUSUAL WHEN SOMNAMBULISM' OR HYPNOSIS IS INVOl.VED, AS lENT DANGEROUS BEHAVIOR WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISOR AMINED IN THIS COllECTION OF ARTICLES; HISTORICAL, .. VIOLENCE. THE FINDINGS SUGGEST THAT, WITHIN A POPU WEll AS IN A CASE OF FALLING ASLEEP WHilE DRIVING. IN DERS WAS REVIEWED, WITH EMPHASIS ON RESEARCH PUB PRESENT DAY, AND FUTURE IMPLICATIONS ARE INCLUDED. ,j LATION THAT IS PREDISPOSED TO ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR QUEENSLAND AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA, THE ACCUSED LISHED BETWEEN 1955 AND 1975, THE PERIOD IN WHICH AN HISTORICAL OVERVIEW SHOWS THAT WIFEBEATING HAS B'l': VIRTUE OF SOCIAL FACTORS, TESTOSTERONE lEVEL HAS TO PROVE AUTOMATISM ON THE BALANCE OF PROB MOST OF THE STUDIES PERTINENT TO PRESENT DAY PSY ONLY RECENTLY COME TO BE REGARDED AS A CRIME; RELI MAY BE AN IMPORTANT FACTOR)N DETERMINING WHETHER ABILITIES AND CAN RECEIVE ONLY A SPECIAL VERDICT OF CHIATRIC POPULATIONS WERE REPORTED. THE FIRST GIOUS AND SOCIAL TRADITIONS WHICH HAVE PERPETUATED THAT BEHAVIOR Will BE VIOLENT OR AGGRESSIVE IN ADO NOT GUILTY ON THE GROUND OF UNSOUNDNESS OF MIND, GROUP OF INVESTIGATIONS REVIEWED DEALT WITH THE VIOLENCE IN MARRIAGE ARE NOTED. A RESEARCH PROJECT lESCENCE. SUPPORTING DATA AND A LIST OF REFERENCES IF THE AUTOMATISM WAS BROUGHT ABOUT BY INTOXICA PRESENCE OF PSyCHIATRIC DISORDERS AMONG CRIMINAL PROBING A CROSS-SECTION OF 150 BATTERED WOMEN ARE INCLUDED. (lKM). • TION FROM DRUGS OR LIQUOR WITHOUT . INTENT. IN CON OFFENDERS. THIS REVIEW CONCLUDES THAT THE VARIED TRAST, THE ACCUSED DOES NOT BEAR THE ONUS OF CORROBORATES THE PREMISE THAT WIFEBEATING IS A RATES OF PSYCHIATRIC PATHOLOGY REPORTED DEFY ANY 12. ASSESSMENT OF SEXUAL DEVIATION IN THE MALE (FROM PROOF IN TASMANIA. WHERE A STATE OF AUTOMATISM IS SOCIAL PROBLEM GENEI~'::RATED AND COMPOUNDED BY RESEARCH INTO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR-OVERVIEW AND MEANINGFUL COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS, WITH MOST OF THE BROUGHT ABOUT BY INTOXICATION OR STUPEFACTION, MANY FACTORS. THE SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE ISSUE ARE SEXUAL ASSAULTS, 1978-SEE NCJ·55729). By G, G. STUDIES TREATING AlLFElONIES TOGETHER. IT IS NOTED AND THE ACCUSED HAS INTENTIONAllY CAUSED HIMSELF COVERED IN ARTICLES ON THE SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF MARI ABEL. US CONGRESS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE THAT PROGRESS REGARDING THE' RELATIONSHIP OF DIF TO BECOME INTOXICATED, THEN HE HAS NO DEFENSE. AM TAL VIOLENCE, ON THE DIFFERENT lEVELS OF PHYSICAL AND TECHNOLOGY, WASHINGTON, DC 20515. 38 p. 1978. FE RENT PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS TO VIOLENCE COULD BE BIGUITIES REMAIN FOR PLEADING INVOLUNTARINESS VIOLENCE BETWEEN SPOUSES, AND ON THE SOCIAL PSY . NCJ·55744 MADE BY CONDUCTING STUDIES IN WHICH VIOLENT CRIMES UNDER GONDITIONS WHERE THE INCAPACITATING CONDI· CHOLOGICAL ASPECT OF WIFEBEATING. ADDITIONAL ARTI A FOUR·COMPONENT BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT SCHEMA .' ARE SEPARATED FROM OTHER FELONIES, AND THE TION, THOUGH NOT CAUSED BY MENTAL IllNESS, COULD CLES INVESTIGATE THE NEUROLOGICAL, PSYCHIATRIC, AND EVALUATING THE STATUS OF SEXUAL DEVIANTS AND FO~ FORMER ARE RELATED TO DETAilED SOCIAL AND PSYCHI NEVERTHELESS. HAVE BEEN FORESEEN, AS IN TAKING AL PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS INVOLVED. A SECTION ON THE THEIR REHABILITATION OR DETERIORATION ''S PROPOSED. ATRIC .HISTORIES OF THE OFFENDERS. THE SECOND MAJOR COHOL AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE OR FAILING TO TAKE LAW AND LAW ENFORCEMENT EXAMINES THE TREATMENT ITS BENEFITS ARE ITS FLUIDITY AND COMPREHENSIVENESS. GROUP OF STUDI!:S AEVIEWED EXAMINED EX·PSYCHIATRIC REGULAR MEALS· WHilE ON INSULIN. COMMON LAW DENIES OF WIFEBEATING IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, lEGAL PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY TRADITIONAllY VIEW PATIENTS FOR VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. STUDIES ON THE RELA· THE DEFENSE OF INVOLUNTARINESS UNDER SUCH CIRCUM SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEM, TRAINING KEYS DESIGNED SEXUAL DEVIATES ASA I~ETEROGENEOUS MASS OF INDI TIVE INCIDENCE; OF ARREST FOR VIOLENT CRIMES OF STANCES, WHilE IT IS STill PERMISSIBLE UNDER THE BY THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF VIDUALS WHO CAN BE SUBGROUPED ON THE BASIS OF SIMI EX·MENTAL PATIENTS INDICATE RATES OF VIOLENCE GEN CODE.S OF THE THREE AUSTRALIAN JURISDICTIONS. FOOT· POLICE, THE POUCE RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, LAR DEVIANT AROUSAL PATTERNS. BUT RELIANCE ON THE ERALLY BELOW THAT EXPECTED BY PROFESSIONALS, AND NOTES ARE INCLUDED. (MRK) AND APPROACHES TO FAMilY CRISIS INTERVENTION. THE t
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BEHAVIORAL CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL BIOLOGY
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE PREVENTION AND 18. E!I;,)CHEMICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR TREATMENT OF WIFEBEATING, MEDIATION AND THE COM (FROM ECOLOGIC·BIOCHEMICAL APPROACHES TO TREAT. CHOPATHIC CRIMINALS IS CONSIDEi'lABlY WORSE THAT AGGRESSIVE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IS UNKNOWN. REFER MUNITY DISPUTE CENTER, A STUDY OF 23 VIOLENT MATRI MENT OF DELINQUENTS AND CRIMINALS, 1978, BY LEON. THAT OF NONPSYCHOPATHIC CRIMINALS. UNLIKE NONPSY 'ENCES ARE INCLUDED. (ST3) MONIAL CASES, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OVER THE GENERA ARD J HIPPCHEN S~E NCJ-50444). By P. L. BONNET and C. CHOPATHIC CRIMINALS, PSYCHOPATHS WHO WERE FIRST TIONS WITHIN A FAMilY, lEGISLATIVE NEEDS AND SOLU C. PFEIFFER. VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLD, 135 WEST 50TH CONVICTED IN ADULT COURT AT AN EARLY AGE WERE SUB 21. BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH 0 .... VIOLENY BEHAVIOR (FRO." STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10020. 23 p. 1978, TIONS, AND A MODEL FOR SERVICES BASED ON NEW YORK SEQUENTLV MORE LlKELVTO ESCAPE AND TO BE CONVICT ECOLOGIC.BIOCHEMICAL APPROACHES TO TREATMENT OF NCJ-50453 DELINQUENTS AND CRIMINALS, 11178,. BY LEONARD J HIPP CITY'S ABUSED WOMEN'S AID IN CRISIS (AWAIC) PROGRAM ED OF VIOLENT CRIMES THAN WERE OLDER PSYCHOPATHS. DIAGNOSTIC METHODS TO EVALUATE AND TREAT BIO CHEN SEE NCJ-5!J444). By J. A. YARYURA·TOBIAS. VAN ARE INCLUDED IN THE CHAPTER ON FUTURE TRENDS AND STUDIES OF TWO BIOLOGICAL CORRELATES-OF PSVCHOP CHEMICAL IMBALANCES ASSOCIATED WITH BEHAVIORAL NOSTRAND REINHOLD, 135 WEST 50TH STREET, NEW YORK, PREVENTION. APPENDIXES PRESENT THE AWAIC 1976-1977 ATHY (ElECTROCORTICAl ACTIVITY AND AUTONOMIC ACTIV PROBLEMS ARE REVIEWED. BOTH PHYSICAL AND PSYCHO NY 10020. 16 p. 1978. NCJ·50451 PROGRESS REPORT, NEW YORK CITY COUNCil RESOLU ITY) INDICATE THAT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIOLOGI LOGICAL TESTING ARE RECOMMENDED. THE PROTOCOL AN EXTENSIVE REVIEW OF RESEARCH CONCERNING THE TIONS AND lEGISLATION REGARDING WIFEBEATING, AND CAL VARIABLES ANr::CRIMINAl HISTORY DATA DIFFER FOR SUGGESTED FOR DIAGNOSING THE CAUSES OF BEHAVIOR BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF VIOLENT 'BEHAVIOR IS GIVEN. IT IS INFORMATON ON A 1975 NEW YORK CITY CONFERENCE EN PSYCHOPATHS AND NON PSYCHOPATHS. ALTHOUGH THESE CONCLUDED THA', COURTS NEED TO DIFFERENTIATE BE TITLED 'THE ABUSED AND BATTERED WOMAN IN CRISIS -A AL DISORDERS INVOLVES THE FOLLOWING: (1) CAREFUL ANALYSES ARE PRELIMINARY, THEY SUGC>i:ST THAT PRE TWEEN OFFENDERS WHO SUFFER FROM BIOLOGICAL PROB MULTI-FACETED APPROACH.' AN INDEX IS PROVIDED. FOR GATHERING OF A CASE HISTORY INCLUDING DATA ON COM DiCTIONS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR VARIABLES ABE BETTER lEMS AND THOSE WHO 00 NOT, ANIMAL STUDIES RELATING SEPARATE ARTICLES, SEE NCJ 13282, 17606, 38659, AND MONLY EATEN FOODS AND ALLERGY SYMPTOMS; (2) BLOOD WHEN BIOLOGICAL DATA AND ASSESSMENTS OF PSYCHOP BLOOD AND BRAIN lEVELS OF VARIOUS CHEMICALS TO AG 45267-45279. AND URINE ANALYSIS; (3) SPECTRAL ANALYSIS FOR TRACE ATHY ARE USED IN COMBINATION THAN WHEN EITHER IS GRESSIVE OR VIOLENT BEHAVIOR ARE SUMMARIZED. METALS; (4) HISTAMINE STUDIES; (5) PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST. USED ALON~. TABLES AND A REFERENCE LIST ARE INCLUD Availability: LlnON EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHING INC, 7625 ING INCLUDING A SENSORY DISPERCEPTION TEST; (6) A HUMAN STUDIES HAVE ALSO FOUND-THAT VIOLENT BEHAV EMPIRE DRIVE, FLORENCE, KY 41042. ED. (CFW) TEST FOR HYPOGLYCEMIA, GENERALLY A GLUCOSE TOLER IOR MAY BE THE; RESULT OF STRUCTURAL BRAIN DAMAGE, ANCE TEST; (7) ALLERGY TESTS; AND (8) TESTS FOR PYRO 20. BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS AND ORGANIC TREATMENT OF THE NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS, DRUG OR ALCOHOL AD 17. BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT OF RAPISTS (FROM RESEARCH LURIA, HISTAPENIA, AND HISTADELIA. EXPLANATIONS FOR RAPIST (FROM CLINICAL ASPECTS OF THE RAPIST, 1978, BY DICTIONS, TUMORS, CERTAIN DISEASES AFFECTING THE INTO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR· OVERVIEW AND SEXUAL AS. EACH TEST ARE PROVIDED, SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH R T RADA-SEE NCJ-45709). By R. T. RADA. GRUNE BRAIN, NUTRITION, AND ALLERGY REACTIONS. MINIMAL SAULT, 1978 SEE NCJ-557~9). By G. G. ABEL. US CON EACH BIOCHEMICAL IMBALANCE ARE DESCRIBED, AND DE AND STRATTON, INC. 28 p. 1978. NCJ-56373 BRAIN DYSFUNCTION, TEMPORAL lOBE EPILEPSY, ELECTRO GRESS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE RAPIST AND ORGANIC METH ENCEPHALOGRAM ABNORMALITIES, AND NEUROLOGICAL WASHINGTON, DC 20515. 31 p. 1978. NCJ.55743 TAILS Of THE TESTING PROCEDURE ARE BRIEFLY RE. VIEWED. A TABLE LISTS STANDARD SCREENING STUDIES ODS OF TREATMENT OF AGGRESSIVE SEXUAL DISORDERS SYNDROMES ARE DESCRIBED, THE RELATIONSHIPS BE SOCIAL SKillS DEFICITS OF RAPISTS ARE IDENTIFIED AND TOGETHER WITH NORMAL READINGS AND CONDITIONS AS ARE PRESENTED. GENETIC FACTORS HAVE BEEN IMPLICAT TWEEN HORMONE LEVELS AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR RECENT FINDINGS FROM PHYSIOLOGIC RECORDINGS OF SOCIATED WITH BOTH HIGH AND LOW READINGS. A CHART ED IN A VARIETY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS INCLUDING ARE EXAMINED ALSO. TREATMENTS FOR THESE DISORDERS RAPISTS AS COMPARED TO NONRAPISTS ARE HIGHLIGHTED. PRESENTS TYPICAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE CURVES. THE SCHIZOPHRENIA, AND EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT CONSTI ARE SUGGESTED. IT IS 'RECOMMENDED THAT COURTS RE ASSESSING THE TREATMENT NEEDS OF RAPISTS IS A RELA ARTICLE EMPHASIZES THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BIO TUTIONAL AND INHERITED FACTORS MAY PREDISPOSE A QUEST THOROUGH PHYSIOLOGICAL, AS WELL AS PSYCHO TIVELY NEW CONCEPT. IMPORTANT TO DEVELOPING EFFEC LOGICAL FACTORS AND ASOCIAL OR PSYCHOTIC BEHAVIOR. PERSON TO SOCIOPATHY AND CRIMINALITY. CERTAIN PAT LOGICAL, EVALUATIONS OF VIOLENT OFFENDERS TO ISO TIVE TR!:2ATMENT METHODS IS UNDERSTANDING HOW RAP. REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (GLR) TERNS OF PERSONALITIES, INCLUDING ANTISOCIAL AND AG LATE THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHOSE VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IS ISTS DIFFER FROM NONRAPISTS IN SOCIAL AND PHYSIO GRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, HAVE BEEN REPORTED IN PATIENTS CAUSED FROM BIOLOGICAL AS OPPOSED TO SOCIOECO LOGICAL RESPONSE SPHERES. UNDER THE GENERAL HEAD 19. BIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL CORRELATES OF CRIMINAl. WITH KLINEFELTER'S SYNDROME. BRAIN PATHOLOGY CAN NOMIC OR PERSONAL FACTORS. A BIBLIOGRAPHY IS IN ING OF SOCIAL SKill DEFICITS, ANY ONE RAPIST MAY HAVE PSYCHOPATHY (FROM TODAY'S PROBLEMS IN CLINICAL LEAD TO PERSONALITY CHANGES, BUT IT IS NOT CLEAR TO CLUDED. (GLR) DEFICITS OF HETEROSOCIAl SKillS; THIS RAPIST IS CRIMINOLOGY-RESEARCH ON DIAGNOSIS AND TREAT. WHAT EXTENT CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION UNABLE TO INTERACT SOCIAllY IN AN APPROPRIATE MENT, 1979, BY L BELIVEAU ET AL-SEE NCJ-65021). By CAN PRODUCE SEXUAL DEVIATION OR ABNORMAL AGGRES 22. BIOLOGY AND CRIME. C. R. JEFFERY, Ed. 160 p. 1979. MANNER WITH WOMEN. SOME RAPISTS FAil TO HAVE ADE R. D. HARE. UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL CENTRE INTERNA SION. THERE IS DATA, HOWEVER, TO SUPPORT THE CLAIM NCJ-71010 TIONAL DE CRIMINOLOGIE COMPAREE, SOCIAl.: SCIENCES QUATE ASSERTIVE SKillS AND ARE UNABLE TO EXPRESS THAT THERE IS A CLOSE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EPILEPSY FOR CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS AI\ID PROFESSIONALS, THIS BUILDING, POBOX 6128, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA H3C FEELINGS OF TENDERNESS OR EVEN THEIR OWN OPINIONS. AND ABNORMAL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN SOME PATIENTS. OF 3J7; UNIVERSITE DE GENES CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE TEXT CONTAINS ESSAYS CONCERNING BIOLOGY AND CRIME SEXUAL SKillS DEFICITS ENCOMPASS EVEN INADEQUATE CRIMINOLOGIE CLiNIQUE, GENES, ITALY; INSTITUT PHI ALL THE EPilEPSIES, TEMPORAL lOBE EPILEPSY IS MOST WRITTEN BY SCHOLARS FROM VARIOUS DISCIPLINES. THE SEXUAL INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIFIC LIPPE PINEL DE MONTREAL, 12, 333 BOULEVARD, MONTRE CLEARLY ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGES OR ABNORMALITIES POTENTIAL FOR CONTROLLING VIOLENCE THROUGH SUCH SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION PROBLEMS. A FINAL SOCIAL SKillS AL, QUEBEC 478, CANADA. 45 p. 1979. NCJ.65023 IN SEXUAL AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. IN ADDITION TO PHYSIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES AS BRAIN LESIONS, BRAiN DEFICIT INVOLVES GENDER ROLE BEHAVIOR. A FEW RAP BIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL CORRELATES OF CRIMINAL EPILEPSY AND GENERALIZED BRAIN DYSFUNCTION, THERE STIMULATION, HORMONAL CONTROL, AND PHARMACEUTI ISTS HAVE EXCESSIVE MASCULINE GENDER BEHAVIOR OR PSYCHOPATHY ARE EXPLORED, WITH ATTENTION TO DIAG ARE REPONTS OF SPECIFIC NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS, CAL CONTROL WILL PROBABLY BE INEFFECTIVE AGAINST INAPPROPRIATE GENDER MOTOR BEHAVIORS. USING AN NOSIS AND RESEARCH. REVISED BY M. PAUL. CLINICIANS USUALLY LESIONS AND TUMORS, ASSOCIATED WITH SPECIF THE NONEMOTIONAL MOTIVATIONS OF ENEMIES IN WAR OBJECTIVE PHYSIOLOGiCAL MEASURE, RESEARCHERS CAN AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENTISTS IN NORTH AMERICA AND IC SEXUAL DISORDERS AND DEVIATIONS. STUDIES OF TES TIME, ALTHOUGH SUCH TECHNIQUES HAVE .SHOWN SOME DISCRIMINATE BE;TWEEN RAPISTS AND NONRAPISTS WITH PARTS· OF EUROPE ARE IN AGREEMENT ON THEDISOR TOSTERONE AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR HAVE BEEN RE SUCCESS WITH INDIVIDUAL OFFENDERS. THE RESULTS OF A REGARD TO MALE SEXUAL AROUSAL. SINCE TESTING Df"ir,'S C!;'N,ICAl AND BEHAVIORAL FEATURES. THESE IN PORTED IN A LARGE NUMBER OF SPECIES. IN GENERAL, STUDY ON THE CRIMINAL CAREERS OF SOCIOPATHS OVER SHOWS THAT THE TWO GROUPS DO DIFER, TREATMENT CP,1l')F.'. f,\1'ltv SIGNS OF STEALING, FIGHTING, TRUANCY, THESE STUDIES INDICATE niE IMPORTANCE OF ANDRO A 10-YEA~ PERIOD OFFER EVIDENCE THAT TYPOLOGIES OF ,- SHO:.JlD BE DIRECTED TOWARD REDUCING THE RAPIST'S 'P,;~~'~i~r,:NG A!!THORITY; AGGRESSIVE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR; GENS IN ESTABLISHING A BIOLOGICAL READINESS TO AG PERSISTENTLY ANTISOCIAL INDIVIDUALS CAN BE CON EREOTION RESPONSES TO RAPE CUES. REGARDING COM AL(J:.:,t10!- \!J~trlDRUG USE; AND MARKEDLY IMPAIRED CA GRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. HOWEVER, THEY ALSO INDIC,'TE THE STRUCTED AND IMPLEMENTED. WHETHER THEIR PROBLEMS PARISON OF ERECTION RESPONSES WITH VERBAL RE piV;:\lryn~1 S(J8TAIN LASTING, CLOSE, WARM, AND RESPON IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL FACTORS AND LEARNING ON THE CAN BE LINKED TO BIOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES MUST WAIT PORTS BY RAPISTS AND NONRAPISTS, RESULTS SHOW ji11i5!,f! !~I~U\Ti1.:;JNSHIPS WITH FAMILY, FRIENDS, OR SEXUAL ACTUAL EXPRESSION OF AGGRESSION IN ADUliHOOD. FEW FOR FURTHER STUDIES. MORE RESEARCH IS ALSO NEEDED THAT THE NON RAPIST GROUP HAS AN EXTREMELY HIGH JWirrNtlt1$,Mt·r:rHODS FOR DIAGNOSIS INCLUDE GLOBAL AS STUDIES HAVE BEEN DONE, HOWEVER, ON THE ASSOCI TO DETERMINE WHETHER LEARNING DISABILITIES AND JU CORRELATION BETWEEN REPORTED AROUSAL AND RE ,(:,'ilf;,\,l,;:,~~11:~miJAND THE DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA PROPOSED ATION OF PLASMA TESTOSTERONE lEVEL WITH AGGRES VENILE DELINQUENCY CAN BE LINKED. EVIDENCE CORRE CORDED AROUSAL. IN CONTRAST, RAPISTS CONSISTENTLY ):;efr.tl1,.Jf;!~:t~:~ DIAGNOSTIC AND STATISTICAL MANUAL SION OR VIOLENCE IN HUMANS, ALTHOUGH SOME STUDIES LATING THESE TWO PHENOMENA CANNOT BE IGNORED; REPORT lESS OEXUAl AROUSAL THEN WAS ACTUALLY RE .,', flq~M;S)t~F ';:IHE AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION. BE INDICATE THAT TESTOSTERONE MAY CORRELATE MORE HOWEVER, AS PREVIOUS STUDIES HAVE SHOWN THAT MA ".0,. CORDED BY PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS. IT IS CON ;,l,J~1VI./Si~ PSJ\'t~;3 DIAGNOSIS OF ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DIS WITH THE STATE OF HOSTILITYRAi'HER THAN THE TRAIT. LADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR PATTERNS START EARLY IN THE EDU .;~" CLUDED THAT VERBAL REPORTS ARE A POOR MEANS OF , '(Wn:IE:~IJ ,{{',FO) CAN. BE MADE STRINGENT OR LIBERAL SIMPLY HISTORICALLY, THE METHOD FOR TREATMENT OF SEXUAL CATIONAL CAREERS OF YOUNG STUDENTS WITH LEARNING , ASSESSING PROGRESS IN TREATMENT. USING SUCH PHYS DEVIAI~CE WAS CASTRATION, BUT PSYCHOSURGERY HAS DISABiLiTIES. OTHER .A,RTICLES DISCUSS ·THE EFFECT OF " BY M~.N1PIJLATING THE NUMBER OF BEHAVIORS REQUIRED " IOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS ALLOWS EXPLORATION OF TO SATISFY f,ACH CONDITION, GENERAL USE OF THESE CRI ALSO BEEN USED TO TREAT A VARIETY OF MENTAL DISOR SOCIAL CAUSES ON THE INTERNAL BIOCHEMICAL ENVIRON I POSSIBLE MOTIVES BEHIND RAPE. THE THERAPIST ALSO TERIA, WdUtD MAKE APD DIAGNOSIS ALMOST MEANING DERS. A NUMBER OF INVESTIGATORS HAVE REPORTED THE MENT, THE PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF PUNISHMENT AND DETER t CAN ASSESS SPECIFIC TREATEMENTS THAT MAY BE EFFEC LESS WrU:;F!E CRIMINALS ARE CONCERNED. FOR EXAMPLE, USE OF VARIOUS DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF SEXUAL RENCE, THE INTERFACE BETWEEN BIOLOGY AND POLITICS, ! TIVE WITH A PARTICULAFI RAPIST. REFERENCES AND ONE STUDY'SHOWED THAT 59 OF 75 INMATES CLASSIFIED DEVIATION; ONE OF THE FIRST STUDIES ON THE USE OF A AND THE FUTURE OF PSYCHIATRIC CRIMINOLOGY. REFER : GRAPHS ARE INCLUDED. (lWM) BY THESE CRITERIA WOULD RECEIVE AN APD DIAGNOSIS. A HORMONE IN TREATMENT WAS REPORTED BY RUBENSTEIN ENCES COMPLEMENT EACH CHAPTER ALONG WITH OCCA I i" Sponsoring Agencle!l: US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCA MORE REAliSTIC ESTIMATE, BASED ON 15 YEARS OF RE AND KURLAND. VARIOUS PHENOTHIAZIf\lES HAVE BEEN REC SIONAL TABLES AND DIAGRAMS. I " TION, AND WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL SEARCH IN CANADIAN PENAL INSTITUTIONS, IS THAT 25 TO OMMENDED IN THE TREATMENT OF (SEX OFFENDERS, A Supplemental Notes: SAGE RESEARCH PROGRESS SERIES IN , HEALTH, 5600 FISHERS LANE, ROCKVILLE, MD20852; US 30 PERCENT OF WHITE PRISON INMATES IN CANADA ARE WIDE VARIETY OF DRUGS HAVE BEEN STUDIED INCLUDING CRIMINOLOGY, VOLUME '10; PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE ! .... DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE NA PSYCHOPATHS IN THE STRICT· SENSE. UNPUBLISHED DATA THE MAJOR TRANQUILIZERS AND CENTRAL NERVOUS 30TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ,AMERICAN SOCIETY OF J .:;~. TIONAL INST OF MENTAL HEALTH CENTER FOR STUDIES OF INDICATE QUITE CLEARLY THAT THE SUBSEQUENT CRIMI SYSTEM DEPRESSANTS. AT PRESENT THE:RE IS NO g;;'ECIFIC CRIMINOLOGY, DALLAS, TE>li\SLNOVEMBER8-12, 1l'l78. CRIME AND DELINQUENCY,WASHINGTON, DC 20203. i;'~ NAL HISTORY OF CAREFULLY DEFINED GROUPS OF PSY- DRUG THAT.lS THE TREATMENT OF CHOICE FOR VIOLENT Availability: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, INC, 2;'5 SOUTH BEVERLY ! q OFFENDERS. SINCE THE EXACT MECHANISM OF ACTION OF DRIVE, BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90212. .~, I 9(1 [ :,Ilst , 6 i m· 7 I", , '.1,'"
\ " ~~~, Ilsi, ""'" i ~., CHilD BIOMEDICAL CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL
SOCIOLOGICAL, LEGAL, AND PSYCHIATRIC ISSUES SUR SCRIBED DIETS. THESE PROFESSIONALS, AND OTHERS RE 23. BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AND THE POLITICS OF CRIME CON· CLASSIFYING CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. THE SYUDY WAS DIVID ROUNDING 'YHE CRIMINALLY INSANE ARE ADDRESSED; RE FERRED TO IN THIS ARTICLE, FOUND POSITIVE RESULTS IN TROL-A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE. By R. MORAN. EL ED INTO FOUR ASPECTS: THE PRELIMINARY DAT,A COLLEC SEARCH ON ONE SPECIFIC GROUP OF CRIMINALLY INSANE SEVIER SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, POBOX 330, TION, PERIODS OF EITHER DRUG OR PLACEBO THERAPY, BEHAVIOR OF CLIENTS WHO FOLLOWED THE DIET FOR A iNDIVIDUALS IN NEW YORK STATE IS DISCUSSED. THIS 1000 AH AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS. CONTEMPORARY AND A FOLLOWUP EVALUATION. DRUG-ACTIVATED ALPHA PERIOD OF TIME. RESEARCHERS INDICATE THAT IT IS IM GROUP OF PATIENTS, KNOWN AS THE BAXSTROM PATIENTS, CRISE-S, V 2, N 3 (JULY 1978). P 335-357. . NCJ·49985 CHLORALOSE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS WERE USED AS POSSIBLE TO ESTIMATE HOW MANY CRIMES COMMITIED WAS TRANSFERRED FROM MAXIMUM-SECURITY HOSPITALS RESEARCH IN BIOMEDICS AND BIOTECHNICS AND ASSOCI AN OBJECTIVE MEASURE OF EPILEPTOID ANDIOR MATURA EACH YEAR CAN BE TRACED TO EFFECTS OF FOOD ON BE TO CIVIL MENTAL HOSPITALS IN 1966 DUE TO A U.S. SU ATED PROGRAMS OF CRIME CONTROL ARE .EXAMINED IN TIONAL INSTABILITY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM HAVIOR SINCE MODERN CRIME REPORTING SYSTEMS AND PREME COURT DECISION. THE. MEMBERS OF THE BAX RELATION TO WAYS OF DEALlNG'WITH SOCIETAL DEVIANTS. OF THE 93 SUBJECTS. ADDITIONALLY,' SELF-REPORTING LAW ENFORCEMENT DEVICES ARE NOT GEARED TO COL STROM GROUP WERE ATYPICAL PATIENTS ONLY IN THAT THE GRADUAL TRANSFORMATION OF CRIME INTO ILLNESS SCALES WERE DEVISED TO ESTABLISH MEANS OF DISCON· LECTING SUCH INFORMATION. THE SUBJECT NEEDS FUR THEY RECEIVED THE OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE INTO LESS HAS OPENED UP POSSIBILITIES FOR PREVENTION AND CON TROL BY 'SYSTMATICALLY SCORING BEHAVIOR. UTILIZING THER RESEARCH. (DAG) RESTRICTIVE, MORE TREATMENT-ORIENTED SITUATIONS TROL. WITH MEDICAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACTING THESE TWO QlM.ENSlON~E-SUBJec:r-S-WERE-ASSIGNED Supplemental Noiel: REPRINTED FROM THE WALL STREET AND, FOR MANY, FROM THERE INTO THE COMMUNITY. BE FOR THE STATE IN THE PARENT-AI:-R0LE;-SEEKfN6-t40lfQ" TO FOUR GROUPS: GROUP 1-HIGH THETA-HIGH DISCON JOURNAL, JUNE 2,1977, P 1. CAUSE OF THEIR REPRESENTATIVENESS AND BECAUSE OF DISCIPLINE THROUGH PUNISHMENT BUT TO REHABILITATE TROI., GROUP 2-LOW THETA'HIGH DISCONTROL, GROUP THE NATURAL FIELD EXPERIMENT FOR QUESTIONS PER CANNABIS AND ALCOHOL EFFECTS ON ASSAULTIVENESS TO REMAKE THROUGH TREATMENT. THE. INDIVIDUAL OF 3--HIGH THETA-LOW DISCONTROL, AND GROUP 4--LOW TAINING TO THE DANGEROUSNESS OF THE CRIMINALLY 27. IN ADOLESCENT DELINQUENTS. By J. R. TINKLENBEf'G, FENDER CAN ~E HANDLED MORE IN HARMONY WITH RE THETA· LOW DISCONTROl. IT WAS FOUND THAT THE CRITE INSANE THAT THEIR CAREERS PROVIDED, THEY ARE A VERY QUIREMENTS OF SOCIAL DEFENSE. THE DANGER OF THERA W 'f ROTH B S KOPELL, and P. MURPHY. NEW YORK RION VARIABLES WERE SUFFICIENTLY POWERFUL TO SEPA ACADEMY OF SCII~:NCES, 2 EAST 63RD STREET, NEW YORK, SiGNIFICANT GROUP OF PATIENTS WHO WERE STUDIED PEUTIC TYRANNY, HOWEVER, LIES IN THE FACT THAT RATE UNIQUE CLINICAL ENTITIES, ALTHOUGH ROUTINE PSY NY 10021. ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCI- FOR 4 YEARS AFTER THE LANDMARK COURT DECISION. IN HEALTH STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS CAN BECOME CHOMETRIC AND PSYCHIATRIC DATA ALONE.wERE INSUFFI ENCES V 282 (DECEMBER 30, 1976), P 85-93. ANALYZING THE INSTITUTIONAL CAREERS OF THE CRIMIN 'LITILE MORE THAN TOOLS FOR POLITICAL COERCION AND CIENT TO DEFINE THESE GROUPS ADEQUATELY. THE DATE I NCJ.57886 ALLY INSANE GENERALLY,AND THE BAXSTROM PATIENTS , OPPRESSION UNDER A PURELY THERAPEUTIC APPROACH YIELDED BY THE TWO-DIMENSIONAL APPROACH STRONGLY A STUDY OF DRUG USE PATIERNS WAS CONDUCTED SPECIFICALLY, THE MAJOR ISSUES ADDRESSED ARE: THE TO CRIME. IN THE CONTEXT OF RECENT AND PAST BIOMEDI SUGGEST THAT IF A PERSON FOR WHATEVER REASON IS AMONG DELINQUENTS INCARCERATED IN A CALIFORNIA CENTRALITY OF THE CONCEPT AND PREDICTION OF DAN CAL RESEARCH TO CONTROL CRIME, LITERATURE ON PSY DESTINED TO BECOME 'PSYCHOPATHIC: THE PATHOLOGY YOUTH AUTHORITY FACILITY TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS GEROUSNESS IN DECISIONMAKING ABOUT THE CRIMINALLY CHOSURGERY AND THE CONTROL OF VIOLENCE. THE XYY IS MORE SEVERE IF AN UNDERLYING CENTRAL NERVOUS OF CANNABIS AND ALCOHOL ON AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN INSANE; THE CONSERVATISM OF SOCIETY AND PSYCHIA CHROMOSOME CARRIER, LOMBROSIAN ANTHROPOMETRICS, SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT (GROUP 1 AND GROUP 3 VERSUS ADOLESCENT DELINQUENTS. POLICE RECORDS AND LABO TRISTS IN DEALING WITH THE CRIMINALLY INSANE; AND THE BIOTECHNOLOGY, AND MIND CONTROL ARE REVIEWED. GROUP 4) IS SUPERIMPOSED AND EVEN SOMEWHAT MORE RATORY REPORTS WERE EXAMINED AND INTERVIEWS IMPORTANCE OF CERTAIN SOCIAL FACTORS RELATIVE TO SOME WRITERS VIEW REHABILITATION AS ESSENTIALLY CO SEVERE IF THERE IS A SUPERIMPOSED NEUROTIC PROCESS WERE CONDUCTED WITH 248 MALE ADOLESCENTS. IT IS MEO'CAL OR LEGAL INFLUENCES FOR THESE PATIENTS AS ERCIVE AND FEEL THAT, UNDER ITS GUISE, THE STATE HAS (GROUP 2 VERSUS GROUP 4). IT ALSO SEEMS CLEAR THAT FOUND THAT CANNABIS DOES NOT HAVE THE SOCIALLY rHE~ MOVE FROM THE CRIMINALLY INSANE HOSPITALS TO BEEN ABLE TO EXTEND ITS PUNITIVE POWERS. OTHERS GROUP 2, AS PREDICTED, DOES REPRESENT A MORE NEU DISRUPTIVE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL, EVEN THOUGH BOTH THE CIVIL HOSPITALS AND TO THE COMMUNITY. A DETAILED MAINTAIN THAT REHABILITATION DOES NOT WORK, THAT ROTIC PROCESS; I.E., AN OVEFlCONTROLLED INDIVIDUAL DRUGS ARE USED AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME FRE EXPLANATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF THE CRIMINALLY THE 'NOBLE LIE' SHOULD BE ABANDONED, AND THAT DENYING BOTH GUILT AND MEMORY FOR HIS AGGRESSIVE QUENCY. RESULTS SHOW THAT CANNABIS IS UNDERREPRE INSANE 'LABEL' IS PRESENTED; AN INSIGHT INTO THE CHAR PEOPLE SHOULD BE LOCKED UP AS PUNISHMENT. IN THE ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR. ALTHOUGH THERE WAS SOME EVI SENTED IN A VARIETY OF 8EHAVIORAL PROBLEMS: FIGHTS, ACTERISTICS OF PATIENT CUSTODY, CARE, PREDICAMENTS, PROCESS OF PURSUING THEIR DIVERGENT ASSAULT, THE DENCE THAT THE ANTICONVULSANT DRUG PRIMIDONE HAS DIFFICULTIES WITH POLICE, TROUBLE WITH FAMILY OR AND PATHWAYS IS PROVIDED. DETAILS OF THE BAXSTROM ANTIREHABILITATION GROUP HAS MANAGED TO EXTEND POSITIVE CLINICAL EFFECtS, THE FINAL TEST OF THE VA FRIENDS, AND AUTOMOBILE ACClpENTS. RESPONSES TO A V HEROLD CASE ARE DISCUSSED. THE BAXSTROM PATIENT CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS TO MENTAL PATIENTS AND JUVE LIDITY OF THIS TWO-DIMENSIONAL CLASSIFICATION WILL RANGE OF QUESTIONS DESIGNED TO MEASURE DRUG Itj DATA ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSIONS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE NILES. POUCYMAKERS ARE LOOKING TOWARD POLITICAL DEPEND ON STUDIES OF AGGRESSORS ONCE THEY ARE RE FLUENCES ON AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR SHOW THAT CANNA OF THEIR INPATIENT AND POSTPATIENT CAREER ARE DE SCIENTISTS AND ECONOMISTS FOR COST-EFFECTIVE AN TURNED TO THE STREETS. THE DEFINITION, DESCRIPTION, BIS GENERALLY REDUCES ASSAULTIVENESS, WHEREAS AL VELOPED, INCLUDING: A DISCUSSION ON WHO THE BAX SWERS REGARDING THE REHABILITATIVE IDEAL. NOTES ARE AND MEASUREMENT OF EPISODIC DISCONTROL ARE DIS COHO~ EITHER HAS LlTILE EFFECT OR INCf.lEASES ASSAUL STROM AND PRE-BAXSTROM PATIENTS WERE AND THE IN- INCLUDED. (DP) CUSSED, ALONG WITH PROBLEMS AND ISSUES IN PRISON TIVE TI£NDENCIES. SIMILARLY, CANNABIS IS USED MUCH 'FERENCES SUGGESTED BY THE DIFFERENT CHARACTERIS RESEARCH, NEUROLOGIC ABNORMALITIES IN PRISON SUB MORE FREQUENTLY 'THAN ALCOHOL FOR TRANQUILIZING TICS OF THE TWO GROUPS; AN ACCOUNT OF EXPERIENCES 24. BLOOD HISTAMINE AND OTHER BLOOD COMPONENTS RE· JECTS, AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF 'ELECTROEN PURPOSES, SO THAT USERS AVOID CON, OF THE BAXSTROM PATIENTS IN THE CIVIL HOSPITAL PHASE LATED TO PERSONALITY TRAITS AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR DIFFICU~TIES. IN· JAIL INMAYES. By C. GROESBECK and B. D'ASARO. CEPHALOGRAM ACTIVATION AND THE SELF-RATING SCALE VERSELY ALCOHOL IS MORE OFTEN USED BY THESE OF OF THEIR INPATIENT CARE; AN EXAMINATION OF PATIENT ~ORRIS COUNTY OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF, COUNTY COURT- OF DISCONTROL. A LITERATURE REVIEW, REFERENCES, FENDERS TO BOLSTER COURAGE TO DO SOMETHING THEY RELEASE FROM THE CIVIL HOSPITAL TO THE COMMUNIn: ,.HOUSE, MORRISTOWN, NJ 07960. 20 p. 1973. AND TABULAR AND GRAPHIC. DATA ARE ALSO PROVIDED. WOULD NOT DO IN A NONDRUG STATE. SEVERAL OTHER AND THE CRITICAL FACTORS RELATED TO PSYCHIATRISTS NCJ-12971 SEE ALSO NCJ53129 AND 53120-53124 FOR AMPLIFICATIONS FIELD STUDIES ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CANNABIS DECISIONS TO RELEASE SOME PATIENTS WHILE RETAINING RESULTS OF BLOOD TESTING OF MORRIS COUNTY, NEW OF SELECTED SECTIONS OF THE STUDY. (KBL) AND VARIOUS TYPES OF HUMAN AGGRESSION INDICATE OTHERS' AND A DISCUSSION OF THE IMPORTANT TRENDS JERSEY, JAIL INMATES FOR POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS BE Availability: HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, THAT CANNAElIS.ISSELDOM ASSOCIATED WITH HUMAN AG IN COURT DECISIONS AND LEGISLATION DEALING WITH THE TWEEN SPERMINE, SPERMIDINE, AND HISTAMINE LEVELS LEXINGTON, MA 02173. '\ GRESSION. IN ADDITION, LAEIORATORY STUDIES CONCLUDE CRIMINALLY INSANE SINCE 1966, AS WELL AS TRENDS IN AND GRANDIOSITY. A MAJORITY OF THE THIRTY INMATES .THAT MODERATE DOSES OF CANNABIS GENERALLY INDUCE TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE CRIMINALLY INSANE IN TESTED FELL IN A LOW HISTAMINE CATEGORY, AS HAD 26. CAN CHOCOLATE TURN YOU INTO A CRIMINAL? sOMiEX. A REDUCTION IN INCLINATION TOWARD PHYSICAL EFFORT, THE UNITED STATES. IMPLICATIONS OF THE EXAMINED PERTS SAY SO. By T. D. SCHELLHARDT. BEEN PREDICTED BY THE TEST STAFF. RESULTS SHOWED JOURNAL OF A REDUCTION IN TOWARD INTENSE SOCIAL IN DATA FOR SUBSTANTIVE AND P,QLlCY ISSUES ARE THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE. TENDE~CIES E~ THAT GRANDIOSE IDEAS (OMNIPOTENCE), PREDICTED TO BE V 4, N 2 (WINTER 1977), P 86-89. NCJ·57069 TERACTION, AN INCREASE IN POSITIVi: MOOD STATES, A RE PLORED. A BIBLIOGRAPHY AND NAME AND SUBJECT INDEX- FOUND IN INMATES HAVING LOW HISTAMINE, WERE MOST THIS ARTICLE DOCUMENTS THE FINDINGS OF SEVERAL DUCTION IN HOSTILITY, AND A REDUCTION IN TENDENCIES es ARE INCLUDED. . FREQUENT IN INMATES HAVING EITHER ABNORMALLY LOW HE2ALTH EXPERTS AND DISCUSSES THE THEORIES OF CRIMI TOWARD INFLICTING PAIN ON OTHERS. ALCOHOL, ON THE AVllllblllty: HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, OR ABNORMALLY HIGH BLOOD HISTAMINE LEVELS. IN NAL JUSTICE PROFESSIONALS WHICH LINK AGGRESSIVE BE OTHER HAND, CAN AUGMENT HUMAN AGGRESSION. A LEXINGTON, MA 02173 .. OTHER TESTING, LOW SPERMIDINE LEVELS WERE FRE HAVIOR WITH AN INDIVIDUAL'S DIET. AN INCREASING TABLE, CHARTS, AND REFERENCE NOTES ACCOMPANY THE QUENTLY FOUND IN INMATES CHARGED WITH VIOLENT TEXT. (WJR) '. CHILD ABUSE-A REVIEW OF RESEARCH (FROM FAMILY NUMBER OF SCIENTISTS AND PHYSICIANS ARE CONCLUD 21. VIOLENCE AND CHILD ABUSE, 1t79, BY EUNICE CORFMAN CRIMES AND IN THOSE EXHIBITING HIGH EXTRAVERSION Supplemental Notel: PAPER PREPARED FOR A CONFERENCE ING THAT MALNUTRITION, FOOD ALLERGIES, AND HYPOGLY· SEf; NCJ-86054). By J. SEGAL. US DEPARTMENT OF TRAITS. RELATIONSHIPS OF THESE VARIOUS COMPONENTS ON CHRONIC CANNABIS USE, JANUARY2!l-28, 19.76. CEMIA RESULTING FROM POOR EATING HABITS CAN SET HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE ALCOHOL, DRUG TO CATEGORY OF CRIME AND PERSONALITY TEST SCORES OFF AGGRESSIVE AND MIND-WARPING BEHAVIOR THAT CAN Sponlorlng Agenelel: DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL, INC, 1828 L ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, 5600 FISH- ARE PRESENTED IN CHART FORMAT. LEAD TO CRIMINAL ACTS. A PROBATION OFFICER IN OHIO STREET, NW, WASHINGTON,. DC 20036; US DEPARTMENT ERS LANE ROCKVILLE, MD 20852. 30 p. 1979. Sponlorlng Agervey: NEW JERSEY STATE LAW ENFORCE OF HEALTH EDUCATION, AND WELFARE NATIONAL INSTI ,. NCJ-G6056 REQUIRES THAT ALL JUVENILES REFERRED TO HER TUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH, 5600 FISHERS LANE, ROCKVILLE, MENT PLANNING AGENCY, 3535' QUAKER BRIDGE ROAD, A REVIEW OF RECENT RESEARCH ON CHILD ABUSE, THIS TRENTON, NJ 08625. " AGENCY TAKE A TEST TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEY MD 20852' US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND SUFFER FROM HYPOGLYCEMIA, AND IF THE TEST REGIS WELFARE' NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE, 5600 FISH ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE CAUSES OF ABUSE, ITS EFFECTS ON THE CHILD, AND HOW TO HELP BOTH THE VICTIMS OF 25. BRAIN DYSFUNCTION IN AGGRESSIVE CRIMINALS. By R. TERS POSITIVE, SHE PRESCRIBES A DIET AS PART OF THE ERS LANE ROCKVILLE, MD 20857; VETeRANS ADMINIS R. MONROE. HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING PROBATION REQUIREMENT. A PSYCHIATRIST FROM OKLA TRATION, 810 VERMONT AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC CHILD ABUSE AND THEIR ABUSERS. ONE TEAM OF RE-· STREET, LEXINGTON, MA 02173. 238 p. 1978. HOMA IS GATHERING EVIDENCE THAT ALLERGIC REACTIONS 20420. SEARCHERS STUDYING A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE , NCJ·531i9 TO FOODS AND POLLUTANTS OFTEN TRIGGE~ VIOLENT BE SAMPLE OF 2,143 f:AMILlES FOUND THAT CHILD ABUSE IS A .\ NiNETY-THREE RECIDIVIST AGGRESSORS CONFINED TO HAVIOR IN SOME OF HIS CLIENTS, AND A NEW YORK PSY CAREERS OF THE CRIMINALLY' INSANE:':"'EXCESSIVE DRAMATIC ASPECT OF A MUCH BROADER PATIE.RNOF VIO 28. SOCIAL CONTROL OF DEVIANCE. By H. J. STEADMAN and MARYLAND'S PATUXENT INSTITUTION WERE STUDIED TO CHIATRIST TREATS PATIENTS WHOSE VIOLENT BEHAVIOR LENCE THAT CHARACTERIZES THE AMERICAN FAMILY J.J. COCOZZA. 227 p. 1974. NCJ·44973 f TEST THE VALIDITY OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL METHOD FOR APPEARS TO BE BIOCHEMICALLY BASED USING PRE-
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CHILD CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL CHILDHOOD
TODAY. THE STUDY REVEALED A SUPRISING RANGE AND SEVERITY OF PARENTAL VIOLENCE TOWARD CHILDREN. MEANING OF THE CHILD'S ACTIONS. THE CHILD ABUSE RE. RESPONDS TO QUESTIONS POSED BY COMMITTEE MEM· MILIEU IS PROPOSED. GENETIC, BIRTH·RELATED, AND FOR EXAMPLE, 20 PERCENT OF THE PARENTS HAD HIT A PORTING LAWS PASSED IN THE UNITED STATES IN THE BERS.-IN ENGLISH AND FRI,:NGH. (LKM) OTHER FACTORS (E.G., MALNUTRITION BEFORE AND AFTER CHILD WITH AN OBJECT AND OVER 4 PERCENT INDICATED 1950'S AND 1960'S ARE LESS THAN EFFECTIVE BECAUSE Supplemental Notes: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF BIRTH) IN BRAIN DAMAGE ARE DISCUSSED, WITH A VIEW THEY HAD BEATEN UP THEIR CHILD. NEARLY 3 PERCENT OF THEY POINT THE FINGER OF SHAME AT FAMILIES WITHOUT CANADA, APRIL 11. 1978. TOWARD THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN THE GENESIS OF CRIMI· ABUSING PARENTS USED A KNIFE OR GUN ON THEIR CHILD. PROVIDING THE RESOURCES NEEDED TO HELP THE FAMI. Availability: PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVo NAL BEHAVIOR, PARTICULARLY AMONG MALES. CASE STUD· EACH YE.~R OVER ONE AND A HALF MILLION AMERICAN LIES DEAL WITH PROBLEMS CAUSED BY VIOLENCE. THIS ICES CANADA, OTTAWA K1A OS9, CANADA. IES ILLUSTRATING THE CONSEQUENCES OF BRAIN DAMAGE CHILDREN FROM AGES 3TO 17 ARE ATTACKED BY THEIR LACK OF SERVICE CAN LEAVE THE CHILD IN GREATER ARE CITED. IMPLICATIONS ARE DISCUSSED RELATIVE TO PARENTS. STUDIES SHOW THAT ABUSED CHILDREN SUFFER DANGER THAN BEFORE THE REPORTING OF SUSPECTED 33. CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AS CAUSES OF UCARNlcMEINA'MLpBuET' PREDICTION OF RECIDIVISM, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT HAVIOR ISSUE NO 5-CANADA. (DELINQ • IMPAIRED INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING. AS WELL AS PHYSI. ABUSE WAS MADE. GREATER SERVICel=OR FAMiliES IS FOR INDIVIDUAL OFFENDERS (AS OPPOSED TO POPULATION ABLE AUX EXPERIENCES DE L'ENFANCE FASCICULE NO 5- CAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS THAT SCAR URGED. APPENDIXES CONTAIN A SUMMARY OF THE INTERIM CANADA.) PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVo AT LARGE), AND DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN LOW·RISK AND NOT ONLY THEM BUT ALSO THEIR FUTURE CHILDREN. PSY. REPORT OF THE CANADIAN COMMISSION ON VIOLENCE IN ICES CANADA, OTTAWA K1A OS9, CANADA. 41 p. 1978. HIGH·RISK OFFENDERS. APPENDED MATERIALS INCLUDE CHOSOCIAL DWARFISM IS OFTEN A DIRECT OUTCOME OF TELEVISION AND REFERENCES. (GLR) (In English and French) NCJ·48769 TESTIMONY BY TWO WITNESSES ON LEARNING DISABILITIES SEVERE AND MALIGNANT CHILD ABUSE. IN AN ENVIRON. A PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER AND A CHILD PSYCHIA· AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH JUVENILE DElINQUENCY. MENT OF ABUSE AND NEGLECT, THE YOUNG BODY STOPS 31. CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AS CAUSES OF CRIMINAL BE. TRIST DISCUSS EVIDENCE REGARDING THE CONTRIBUTIONS IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH (LKM) GROWING NORMALLY AND THE RESULT IS A CHILD STUNT. HAVIOR INDEX OF PROCEEDINGS-CANADA. (DELIN. OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES TO THE DEVELOP· Supplemental Notes: FIRST PROCEEDING ON THE INQUIRY ED IN BOTH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL GROWTH, WITH LOW IQ, QUANCE IMPUTABLE AUX EXPERIENCES DE L'ENFANCE MENT OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR IN LATER YEARS. THE COM· INTO SUCH EXPERIENCES IN PRENATAL LIFE AND EARLY AN INABILITY TO HANDLE LANGUAGE, LOW SENSE OF INDEX DES DELIBERATIONS-CANADA.) PRINTING AND MENTS PRESENTED BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE CANADI· CHILDHOOD AS MAY CAUSE PERSONALITY DISORDERS OR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR IN LATER lIFE,SENATE OF CANADA, SELF·ESTEEN, AND CONFUSED SEXUAL IDENTIFICATION. PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVICES CANADA, OTTAWA K1A AN SENATE, INCLUDE THE WITNESSES' PREPARED STATE· JUNE 30,1977. PERHAPS THE MOST MALIGNANT OUTCOME OF CHILD OS9, CANADA. 10 p. 1977. (In English and French) MENTS AND ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS POSED BY SENA· Availability: PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVo ABUSE, HOWEVER, IS THE SEED OF VIOLENCE IT SOWS IN NCJ·48763 TORS. THE SOCIAL WORKER REFERS TO THE HEART AND MIND OF THE YOUNG VICTIM. IN FACT, THE ICES CANADA, OTTAWA K1A OS9, CANADA. AN INDEX OF TOPICS COVERED AND STUDIES REFERRED TO POPULATION·BASED STUDIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM MOST OVERRIDING CHARACTERISTIC OF ADULTS WHO '110. IN TESTIMONY PRESENTED BEFORE A SUBCOMMITTEE OF THAT IDENTIFIED STRESS FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PSY· 3 CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AS CAUSES OF CRIMINAL BE· ~TE THEIR CHILDREN IS A BACKGROUND OF ABUSE IN THE CANADIAN SENATE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH, WELFARE, CHIATRIC DISORDERS IN CHILDREN. THESE FACTORS IN· 5. HAVIOUR ISSUE NO 18-CANADA. (DELINQUANCE IMPUT. THEIR OWN CHILDHOODS. STUDIES ALSO INDICATE THAT AND SCIENCE PRESENTED. THE SUBCOMMITTEE WAS CLUDED SEVERE MARITAL DISCORD BETWEEN PARENTS. ABLE AUX EXPERIENCES DE L'ENFANCE FASCICULE NO LOW·BIRTH-WEIGHT, PREMATURE INFANTS SEEM TO INVITE IS CONVENED TO INVESTIGATE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN LOW SOCIAL STATUS, OVERCROWDING OF LARGE FAMILY 18 CANADA) 37 p. 1978. (In English and French) VIOLENCE, POSSIBLY BECAUSE THEY ARE SEPARATED - . NCJ·49651 PRENATAL AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AND SIZE CRIMINALITTY OF THE FATHER, AND PSYCHIATRIC DIS· FROM MOTHERS AT THE START OF THEIR RELATIONSHIP. A PSYCHIATRIST TESTIFIES ON PRENATAL EXPERIENCES RE· CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR IN ADULT LIFE, WITH A VIEW TOWARD ORDER OF THE MOTHER OR HER ADMISSION INTO THE PROGRAMS THAT OFFER HOPE FOR DEALING WITH CHILD SEARCH. THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IN UNBORN CHILDREN, MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS RELATIVE TO PREVENTING CARE OF A LOCAL AUTHORITY. THE IMPORTANCE OF INTER· ABUSE INCLUDE PARENT GROUPS, HOME SUPPORT PRO. AND THE EFFECTS OF FEELINGS OF BEING UNWANTED IN CRIMINALITY. THE SUBCOMMITTEE HEARD TESTIMONY BY ACTIONAL EFFECTS IN THE CUMULATION OF STRESSES IS GRAMS, HOTLINE TELEPHONE SERVICE, CRISIS NURSERIES EMPHASIZED. STUDIES SUGGESTING THAT ENVIRONMENTAL THE BEHAVIOR PATIERNS OF SMALL CHILDREN. THE SOCIAL WORKERS, GHI~D PSYCHIATRISTS, AND OTHER PRO. AND DROPOFF CENTERS, CHILD CARE INSTRUCTION, AND STRESS AND TRAUMA ARE MOST DAMAGING TO CHILDREN UNBORN CHILD AND THE BORN CHILD YOUNGER THAN 2 PUBLIC EDUCATION. ULTIMATELY, HOWEVER, THE BEST WAY FESSIONALS REGARDING BIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, WHO ARE GENETICALLY VULNERABLE ARE CITED. PROTEC· YEARS OLD HAVE HUMAN FEELINGS AND ARE VERY SENSI· TO PREVENT ABUSE LIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECH. AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES IN CHILDHOOD THAT TIVE FACTORS-POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS FOR THE TIVE TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE WANTED OR UNWANT· NlQUES FOR ANTICIPATING THE ABUSE AND PREVENTING IT. MAY CONTRIBUTE TO CRIMINALITY AND VIOLENCE. THE NORMAL OR ABOVE·NORMAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOME CHIL· ED IT IS MAINTAINED THAT THESE FEELINGS ARE SIGNIFI· A RESEARCH TEAM IN DENVER STATES THAT FAMILIES INDEX TO THE VOLUMES DOCUMENTING THE SUBCOMM/T. OREN DESPITE SEVERE SOCIAL AND APPARENT GENETIC CAt.JT IN LATER VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT BEHAVIOR PAT· IDENTIFIED AS BEING IN NEED OF EXTRA SERVICES MUST TEE PROCEEDINGS CITES VOLUME/PAGE NUMBER REFER. DISAVANTAGE ..ARE DISCUSSED. THE CHILD PSYCIATRIST TERNS. THE HUMAN EMBRYO AT A VERY EARLY STAGE HAVE ACCESS TO INTENSIVE,CONTINUOUS INTERVENTIONS ENCES TO TOPIC (E.G., JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, LEARNING TOUCHES ON BIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND ENVIRON· BEGINS TO DEVELOP AND HAS THE CAPACITY TO MONITOR TO PREDICT AND PREVENT ABUSE. REFERENCES ARE DISABILITIES, CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR), STUDIES, WITNESSES, SOUNDS AND SIGHTS AND RESPOND TO A VARIETY OF CITED. (MJW) MENTAL CONTRIBUTORS TO PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN CHIL· AGENCIES, AND SENATORS.-/N ENGtlSH AND FRENCH. STIMULI. AT 28 WEEKS, EMBRYO BRAIN LIFE BEGINS AND (LKM) . OREN, CITING SPECIFIC RESEARCH STUDIES IN EACH AREA. THE UNBORN CHILD HAS THE CAPACITY WITHIN ITS CERE· 30. CHILD ABUSE-THE PROBLEM (FROM FAMILY VIOLENCE, HE STRESSES THE MULTIPLICITY OF FACTORS IN THE ETI· BRAL CORTEX TO .BEGIN DEVELOPING CONSCIOUSNESS 1978, BY JOHN M EEKELAAR AND SANFORD N KATZ-SEE Availability: PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVo OLOGY OF DELINQUENCY AND CRIMINALITY. BOTH WIT· NCJ·55454). .By A. J. SOLNIT. BUTTERWORTH, 2265 MID. ICES CANADA, OTTAWA K1A OS9, CANADA. NESSES RESPOND TO QUESTIONS REFLECTING THE COM· AND SELF·AWARENESS. IT IS LOGICAL TO CONCLUDE THAT LAND AVENUE, SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO, CANADA M1P 451. MITTEE'S MANDATE TO RECOMMEND REMEDIAL AND PRE· MEMORIES RETAINED BY THE BRAIN IN THE FETUS CAN 10 p. 1978. NCJ.55468 32. CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AS CAUSES OF CRIMINAL BE. VENTIVE MEASURES AIMED AT REDUCING CRIME AND '110· EXERT LONG·TERM EFFECTS ON THE EMOTIONAL DEVELOp· THE BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ROOTS OF AGGRES. HAVIOR ISSUE NO 15-CANADA. (DELINQUANCE IMPUT. LENCE IN SOCIETY.-IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH. (LKM) MENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL. THE PAIN AND FEAR PRODUCED SION AGAINST CHILDREN ARE REVIEWED, AND THE PROC. ABLE AUX EXPERIENCES DE L'F.NFANCE FASCICULE NO Supplemental Notes: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF BY THE BIRTH EXPERIENCE ARE DESCRIBED IN RELATION ESSES WHICH LEAD TO THE ESCALATION OF THESE AG. 15-CANADA.) PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND CANADA, FEBRUARY 2, 1978. TO EARLY CHILDHOOD FEELINGS, AND THE PREGNANT GRESSIVE FEELINGS ARE TRACED. NEGATIVE ASPECTS OF SERVICES CANADA, OTTAWA K1A OS9, CANADA. 35 p. Availability: BOEING COMPUTER SERVICES, 7598 COLSHIRE MOTHERS' USE OF MEDICATION IS CONSIDERED IN RELA· .'''' REPORTING LAWS ARE EXAMINED. THE PROTRACTED HELP. 1978. (In English and French) NCJ.48779 DRIVE. MCLEAN, VA 22101. TION TO EFFECTS ON THE CHILD. ABORTION AND , FAMILY·SIZE ARE DISCUSSED WITH REGARD TO FEELINGS LESSNESS AND DEPENDENCY OF THE YOUNG CHILD SETS A NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST AND RESEARCHER DISCUSSES HIS CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AS CAUSES OF CRIMINAL BE· OF BEING UNWANTED AMONG CHILDREN. THE VALIDITY OF UP A CHAIN OF TENSION BETWEEN ADULT AND CHILD WORK ON HUMAN VIOLENCE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO DE. WHICH CAN BE BROKEN BY NEGLECT OR BY THE ESCALA. 34. HAVIOUR ISSUE NO 1-FIRST PROCEEDING-CANADA. EARLY CHILDHOOD RECOLLECTIONS INDUCED THROUGH PRIVATION OF PHYSICAL AFFECTION EARLY IN LIFE. THE (DELINQUANCE IMPUTABLE AUX EXPERIENCES DE L'EN· TION OF AGGRESSIVE FEELINGS INTO ACTIVE ABUSE. THE HYPNOSIS IS ARGUED. (DAG) ';! DISCUSSION IS IN THE FORM OF TESTIMONY PRESENTED FANCE FASCICULE NO I-PREMIER FASCICULE-CANADA.) ENTIRE GROWING· UP PROCESS IS DESCRIBED IN TERMS OF Supplemental Notes: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE CANADIAN SENATE. THE WIT. PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVICES CA,NADA, i LEARNING TO CONTROL INNATE DRIVES OF AGGRESSIVE. CANADA, JUNE 27. 1978. !, NESS DISCUSSES HIS STUDIES OF THE EFFECTS OF EARLY OTTAWA K1A OS9, CANADA. 157 p. 1977. (In EnglIsh and { NESS AND FRUSTRATION. AGGRESSION IS SEEN BY PSY. Availability: PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY. AND SE~V. . EXPERIENCES ON BRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOR, IN. French) NCJ·48764 CHOLOGISTS AS HEALTHY WHEN IT IS CHANNELED. IT PRO. ICES CANADA, OnAWA K1A OS9, CANADA; National Criminal ~ CLUDING CROSS·CULTURAL STUDIES INDICATING A RELA• BRAIN DYSFUNCTION AS A CAUSAL FACTOR IN PERSISTENT ~ VIDES THE DETERMINATION WHICH IS THE BASIS FOR SUC. Justice Reference ServIce MICROFICHE PROGRAM. TIONSHIP BETWEEN DEPRIVATION OF PHYSICAL AFFECTION CRIMINAL DEVIANCY IS DISCUSSED IN TESTIMONY PRESENT· CESS IN WORK. AGGRESSIVEI\IESS WHICH IS NOT BROUGHT . " ~ .j ED BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE OF CANADA. EM· ., AND NURTURANCE IN THE PARENT·CHILD RELATIONSHIP 36 CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AS CAUSES OF CRIMINAL BE· UNDER CONTROL, HOWEVER, ERUPTS INTO VIOLENCE. THE PIRICAL STUDIES ARE CITED IN WHICH OVER 90 PERCENT '~ AND PHYSICAL VIOLENCE. THESE STUDIES LED TO THE CON. • HAVIOUR ISSUE NO 4-CANADA. (DELINQUANCE IMPUT· PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN DEALING WITH VIOLENCE ARE OF THE HABITUAL CRIMINALS STUDIED WERE FOUND TO CLUSION THAT FAILURE OF NURTURANCE IN HUMAN RELA. ABLE AUX EXPERIENCES DE L'ENFANCE FASCICULE NO 4- j DESCRIBED. THE SOCIALLY ACCEPTED USE OF VIOLENCE AS HAVE BRAIN DYSFUNCTION. THIS FINDING, BASED ON NEUR· TIONSHIPS, BEGINNING WITH THE PARENT.CHILD RELATION. CANADA.) PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVo ,.:{ A LAST RESORT TO TEACH AN AUTISTIC CHILD NOT TO MU. OPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS. FOR EXAMPLE, DEFINITE NEURO· ICES CANADA, OTTAWA K1A OS9, CANADA. 38 p. 1977. SHIP, IS THE PRINCIPAL FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TILA TE HIMSELF IS CONTRASTED WITH ADOLESCENTS WHO LOGICAL ABNORMALITIES WERE FOUND IN 72 PERCENT OF (In English and French) NCJ-48768 ALIENATION, PSYCHOPATHY, VIOLENCE, AND AGGRESSION. HAD TO UNDERGO BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION TRAINING TO THE SUBJECTS IN A POPULATION OF ViOLENT·AGGRESSIVE THE POSSIBILITY THAT PERSONS WHO COMMIT VIOLENT THE BULK OF THE TESTIMONY CONSISTS OF THE WITNESS' LEARN TO BRING VIOLENT BEHAVIOR UNDER CONTROL. PERSONS. ON THE BASIS OF SUCH FINDINGS, A NEUROSO· CRIMES ARE MERELY REPEATING THAT WHICH WAS DONE COMMENTS ACCOMPANYING FILM AND SLIDE PRESENTA. CHILD ABUSE OCCURS WITH ADULTS WHO NEVER LEARNED CIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO EXPLAINING THE NATURE AND TO THEM WHEN THEY WERE CHILDREN IS DISCUSSED IN TIONS IN WHICH THE FINDINGS OF EXPERIMENTAL (ANIMAL) TO CONTROL THEIR AGGRESSIVE TENDENCIES. A COMPLI. CONSEQUENCES OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE BIO· TESTIMONY BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE CANADIAN AND CROSS·CULTURAL STUDIES ON THE ORIGINS OF CATING FACTOR IS THE ADULT'S PERCEPTION OF THE LOGICAL INTEGRITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL'S CENTRAL NER· SENATE. IT IS POINTED OUT THAT, ALTHOUGH SUCH THINGS HUMAN VIOLENCE .ARE ILLUSTRATED. THE WITNESS ALSO VOUS SYSTEM AND THE INDIVIDUAL'S SOCIOECONOMIC AS PRENATAL INJURIES, BIRTH INJURIES, DEVELOPMENTAL , 10 11 CHROMOSOMAL CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL CRIME o
lEARNING DlSABILITIES, TOXINS, TUMORS, AND VARIOUS 38. CHROMOSOPJ.IE SURVEY OF PERSONS CHARGED WITH 40. CLINICAL STUDIES. By PJI. GOLDSTEIN. AMERICAN MEDI· OF COMMON lEGAL. SOCIOLOGICAL, AND PSYCHIATRIC DEFICIENCIES CAN lEAD PEOPLE TO COMMIT VIOLENT MURDER. s:y A. A. BARTHOLOMEW and G. R. SUTHER. CAL ASSOCIATION, 535 NORTH DEARBORN STREET, CHICA· CONCEPTS ARE APPENDED. (LKM)' ACTS, THESE THINGS DO NOT NECESSARilY lEAD TO CRIMI. LAND. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF GO, Il 60610, ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY, V 30, N 1 (JAN· Availability: EAST AFRICAN LITERATURE BUREAU, POBOX NAl ACTS. MANY PEOPLE SUFFERING THESE CONDITIONS CRIMINOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY, UNIVERSITY UARY 1974), P 26·35. NCJ·S6892 30022, NGONG ROAD, NAIROBI, KENYA. DO NOT COMMIT CRIMES; MANY WHO DO COMMIT CRIMES OF MElBOUF\NE, PARKVILLE, VICTORIA 3052, AUSTRALIA. APPARENTLY ARE BIOLOGICAllY INTACT AND COME FROM 3 p. 1973. NCJ.14408 FOCUSING ON INDIVIDU~~L OR PERSONAL VIOLENCE ~ RATHER THAN GANG OR MASS DELINQUENCY, SELECTED 42. CRIME AND THE CLOCKWORK LEMON (FROM CORPORATE SOCIAllY FAVORABLE BACKGROUNDS. IT IS SUGGESTED STUDY ON THE POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEX AND GOVERNMENTAL DEVIANCE-PROBLEMS OF ORGANI CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE PSYCHIATRIC, NEURO, THAT MOST OF THE VIOLENCE THAT DEVELOPS IN THE CHROMOSOMI: ABNORMALITY AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. ZATIONAL BEHAVIOR IN .cONTEMPORARY SOCIETY, 1978 LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO BECOME MISCREANTS ONE HUNDRED MALE PRISONERS WHO HAD BEEN CHARGED lOGICAL, AND NEUROPSYCIHOPATHIC DIMENSIONS OF AG· BYM DAVID ERMANN AND RICHARD J LUNDMAN-SEE THIEVES, BULLIES, RAPISTS, MURDERERS-CAN BE ATTRIB. WITH AND TFIIED FOR MURDER, IRRESPECTIVE OF THE GRESSION ARE CONSIDEREtD. STUDIES OF THE PSYCHIAT, NCJ·46062). By W. SAGE. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, UTED TO THE AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR THESE PEOPLE EXPE. FINAL VERDICT, WERE KARYOTYPED, AND AT LEAS'r TEN RIC ASPECTS OF CRIME HAVE LINKED SCHIZOPHRENIA AND INC, 200 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10016. 14 p. 1978. NCJ·46064 RIENCED AS CHILDREN. THE CHILD WHO IS BEATEN ALMOST CEllS PER IN[)IVIDUAl WERE EXAMINED. (KARYOTYPING IS MANIC·DEPRESSIVE PSYCHOSIS WITH MURDER AND ElE· INEVITABLY PURSUES AS AN ADULT THE ROLE OF THE ONE THE TESTING OF BODY CEllS FOR SIZE, NUMBER AND MENTS OF EPISODIC DYSCCINTROl THEORY WITH SEVERAL VIOLATIONS OF CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTED IN THE NAME WHO IS BEATEN OR THE ONE WHO BEATS. HOWEVER, IT IS SHAPE.) AN ABNORMALITY INVOLVING THE SEX CHROMO. TYPES OF BEHAVIOR, IN(;lUDING SPOUSE AND CHILD OF 'BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION' ARE DETAILED, INCLUDING NOT KNOWN HOW TO PREDICT WHICH CHILD WILL SHOW SOMES WAS FC)UND TO EXIST IN ONLY TWO CASES, BUT NO ABUSE AND A HISTORY OF TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS AND ACCI· FORCED ADMINISTRATIONS OF DRUGS, HYPNOSIS, ELEC· VIOLENT BEHAVIOR AS AN ADULT. THE NEED FOR CLiNI. SIGNIFICANCE WAS ATTACHED TO THESE NORMAL VAR. DENTS. ADDITIONALLY, NE\.JROLOGICAl RESEARCH HAS TROCONVUlSIVE SHOCKS, BRAINWASHING, AND PSYCHO· ClANS WHO DEAL WITH CHILDREN AND ADULTS AT RISK IANTS. RESEARCHERS CONCLUDED THAT A SEX CHROMO. FORGED LINKS BETWEEN HUMAN AGGRESSION AND GENET· SURGERY. ABUSES OF BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION TECH· (I.E., THOSE WHO ACT VIOLENTLY) TO BECOME INVOLVED IN SOMAL ABNORMALITY DID NOT CORRELATE TO ANY GREAT IC ABNORMALITIES, EPILEPSY, AND THE EFFECTS OF SUCH NlQUES RANGING FROM THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE RESEARCH IN THE PREDICTION OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IS EXTENT WITH AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, USING 'KIllERS' AS ORGANIC-CONDITIONS AS HUNTINGTON CHOREA, PRESEN· DRUG ANECTINE AT CALIFORNIA'S ATASCADERO STATE NOTED. THE FOLLOWING TOPICS ARE AMONG THOSE AN INDEX OF AGGRESSION. A LIST OF REFERENCES IS PRO. IlE DEMENTIA, OR DRUG WITHDRAWAL, A LARGE BODY OF MENTAL HOSPITAL FOR THE CRIMINALLY INSANE TO SADIS· VIDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT) TOUCHED UPON IN A QUESTION·AND·ANSWER EXCHANGE EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE AI.SO EXISTS CORRELATING AG· TIC ELECTRIC SHOCK 'TREATMENTS' AND KAFKAESQUE BETWEEN COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND THE WITNESS: DIS. GRESSIVE BEHAVIOR WITH G.I'lOSS PATHOLOGICAL lESIONS, BRAINWASHING TECHNIQUES ARE NOT ONLY TRAGICALLY 39. CLASSIFICATIONI OF VIOLENCE-A STUDY OF THIRTY PA. TURBANCES IN APPARENH. Y NORMAL FAMILIES; DISTINC. ESTABLISHING, FOR EXAMPLI::, THAT lESIONS MADE IN THE COMMON, THEY ARE OFTEN JUSTIFIED BY NOTED PSYCHOl· TIENTS. By D. A. GRANT. BUTTERWORTHS PTY lTD 586 OGY PROFESSORS AND WORKERS IN THE PRISON SYSTEM. TIONS BETWEEN AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE; VUlNERABll. PACif'C HIGHWAY, CHATSWOOD, AUSTRALIA 2067. AUS. HYPOTHALAMUS OF ANIMAllS PREDICTABLY INDUCE RAGE THE ADMINISTRATION OF ANECTlNE, A DRUG WHICH PARA· ITY OF PREMATURELY BORN CHILDREN TO ABUSE; VIO. TRA .. IAN JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCES, V 2, N 2, (DE. REACTIONS. HOWEVER, AT'lEAST ONE STUDY HAS FOUND LENCE AS PlEASURE·SEEKING BEHAVIOR; HUNTING AND CEMBER 1978), P85·98. NCJ.56129 THAT A NUMBER OF PATHOLOGICAL STATES PREr-EREN· LYZES THE ENTIRE NERVOUS SYSTEM, WAS OUTLAWED IN AGGRESSION; EFFECTS OF DAYCARE CENTERS ON CHll. AN AUSTRALIAN STUDY CORRELATING FEATURES OF VIO. TIALlY INVOLVE THE H/PPOCtlMPUS, FREQUENTLY WITHOUT VIETNAM AS A WAR CRIME. YET AT THE ATASCADERO DREN; TH2 INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS lENT BEHAVIOR WITH PATIENT HISTORY IN 30 CASES SEIZURES OR TRANSFORMATIONS IN PERSONALITIES. IN STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL IT WAS ADMINISTERED AS A (E.G., BRAIN DAMAGE) IN THE CHILD AND NEGLECT BY PAR. SHOWED 3 RELATED ONLY TO PROVOCATION, 5 TO-\LCO. THE AREA OF ElECTROENbEPHAlOGRAPHIC (EEG) RE· THERAPEUTIC AGENT' TO THOSE THE STAFF FOUND OF· ENTS; EARLY DETECTION OF PSYCHOPATHIC TENDENCIES' HOl, AND 22 TO PSYCHOSOCIAL AND ORGANIC PROBLEMS SEARCH, A HIGHER NUMBER OF PAROXYSMAL EEG ABNOR· FENSIVE, INCLUDING HOMOSEXUALS, BLACK MILITANTS, AND RESEARCH NEEDS.-IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH. (lKM) , A S'iATIST/CAl STUDY OF THE ETIOLOG,Y OF VIOLENCE IN 30 MALITIES HAVE BEEN FOUNO AMONG SUICIDAL SUBJECTS AND HALLUCINATING SCHIZOPHRENICS. nvo YOUNG PSY· SUBJECTS, All NONPSYCHOTIC AND RANGING FROM 13 TO AND IN PSYCHOPATHIC INDIVIDUALS. THE TREATMENT OF CHIATRIC WORKERS ASKED THE AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC Supplemental Notes: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE OF ASSOCIATION TO INVESTIGATE THE USE OF ANECTINE; THE CANADA, DECEMBER 13, 1977. 45 YEARS OF AGE, WAS CONDUCTED TO SEE IF THEY THESE CONDITION HAS INVIJlVED BOTH MEDICAL AND COULD BE DIVIDED INTO GROUPS FOR PURPOSES OF THER. NEUROSURGICAL APPROACHES. PSYCHOTHERAPY HAS ASSOCIATION FOUND THAT NO UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR HAD Availability: PRINTING AND PUBLISHING SUPPLY AND SERVo APY OR OTHER PREVENTION. SEVERITY OF THREE PSYCHO. PROVED RELATIVELY INEFFECiTIVE, WHILE A NUMBER OF OCCURRED. OTHER DRUGS IN COMMON USE IN PRISONS, ICES CANADA, OTTAWA KIA OS9, CANADA. SOCIAL ;"ND ORGANIC MORBIDITY CATEGORIES, RATED ON CLASSES OF PHARMACOlOGI()Al AGENTS HAVE MADE IN· SUCH AS L1BRIUM AND THORAZINE, HAVE LONG·LASTING A SCALE OF FOUR POINTS, WAS CROSS·CORRELATED WITH ROADS IN THE TREATMENT 0\: VIOLENT OFFENDERS. SUR· SIDE EFFECTS, INCLUDING A STATE RESEMBLING CATATO· 37. CHROMOSOMAL STUDIES OF PRISON INMATES WITH RELA. 14 DOCUMENTABLE CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH GICAL APPROACHES INCLUDING AMYGDAlOTOMIES, HY· NIA AND A PSEUDO·PARKINSONIAN SYNDROME THAT MAY TIONSHIP TO OFFENCE CHARACTERISTICS By M G THE VIOLENCE. THE MANN·WH/TNEY U TEST WAS USED TO POTHALAMOTOMIES, THALAMOTOMIES, AND CINGULOTO· BE IRREVERSIBLE. A PLEA WRITTEN BY A GROUP OF IN· JONEJA, A. A. TRAVILL, and G. D. SCOTT. CANADIAN PSY: DETERMINE STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE Ai P lESS THAN OR MIES, HAVE. MET WITH VARYIIIIG MEASURES OF SUCCESS. MATES AT THE CALIFORNIA MEN'S COLONY WENT TO THE CHIATRIC ASSOCIATION, 225 LlSGAR STREET SUITE 103 EQUAL TO 0.05. THE GROUPING ,SHOWED THAT THREE OF REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (I.CBl) CALIFORNIA SENATE COMMITTEE ON PENAL INSTITUTIONS OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA. CANADIAN PSYCHIATRIC AS: THE PATIENTS HAD VIOLENT EPISODES ON ONLY ONE OR PROTESTING USE OF THESE TRANQUILIZERS. THE PRO· SOCIAT/ON V 17, N 2 (APRIL 1972), P 147.148. JOURN~L, TWO OCCASIONS, HAD SIGNIFICANTLY lOW PSYCHOSOCIAL GRAMS WHICH USE POSITIVE REWARDS, SUCH AS TOKEN 41. CRIME AND DEVIANCE-AN INrRODUCTION TO CRIMINOL· NCJ·S6733 ECONOMIES, SEEM TO DO LITTLE HARM, BUT SEEM TO DO AND ORGANIC MORBIDITY SCORES, AND WERE SIGN/FI. OGY. By T. M. MUSHANIOA. 271 p. 1976. LITTLE GOOD EITHER. PARTICIPANTS LEARN TO 'BEAT THE THE STUDY OF CHROMOSOME CONFIGURATIONS IN 65 IN. CANTlY INFLUENCED ONLY BY SEVERE PROVOCATION. FIVE NCJ·470S0 MATES OF A CANADIAN PRISON IS REPORTED BRIEFLY. THE OF THE PATIENTS BECAME VIOLENT ONLY UNDER THE IN. SYSTEM' WITHOUT ANY UNDERLYING CHANGE. THE AMERI· STUDY SUBJECTS INCLUDED FOUR GROUPS: (1) 35 TALL (AT FLUENCE OF ALCOHOL. FOUR OF THESE HAD SIGNIFICANT. INFORMATION ON THE NATURI~ OF CRIME, PUNISHMENT, CAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION HAS ALREADY FILED SUITS lEAST 72 INCHES) MALES; (2) 12 TALL, YOUNG MURDERERS l Y LOW ORGANIC MORBIDITY, AND ONE HAD PATHOlOGI. AND CRIME PREVENTION IN EA/3T AFRICA (KENYA, TANZA· P,GAINST INSTITUTIONS USING ELECTROCONVULSIVE WHOSE OFFENSES HAD BEEN VIOLENT, SENSELESS, AND CAL INTOXICATION AND AN ORGANIC MORBIDITY SIMILAR NIA, UGANDA) IS FRESENTED. 'rHE TEXT OPENS WITH AN SHOCK TREATMENTS AND PSYCHOSURGERY (OPERATING IMPULSIVE (PREPSYCHOTIC TYPES WITH HIGH FANTASY TO THOSE OUTSIDE THE ALCOHOL GROUP, PLUS A FOCAL OVERVIEW OF THE NATURE OF: CRIME-TYPES AND FUNC· ON THE BRAIN WITH INTENT TO CHANGE BEHAVIOR). A , lEVELS); (3) 8 MENTALLY DEFICIENT MALES WITH INTElLi. ABNORMALITY OF THE EEG. THREE WERE ALWAYS INTOXI. TIONS OF CRIME, CRIMINOLOG'!', CRIME STATISTICS, ETC. MICHIGAN COURT BLOCKED SUCH AN OPERATION ON A VIO· GENCE QUOTIENTS (lQ) BELOW 75; AND (4) 10 DOMINANT CATED AT THE TIME OF VIOLENCE. CONSIDERING THE IN. ALTHOUGH AN INTERNATlONAl"PERSPECTIVE IS OFFERED, LENT INMATE EVEN THOUGH HE HAD SIGNED A CONSENT THE FOCUS IS ON AFRICA IN! GENERAL AND ON EA~T FORM; THE COURT DECIDED TRULY VOLUNTARY CONSENT lESBIANS (PERSONS WHO WERE PHYSIOLOGICAllY FLUENCE OF ALCOHOL ON THE OTHER GROUPS, IT Ap. I FEMALE BUT PSYCHOLOGICAllY MASCULINE). THE SEX PEARS THAT ALCOHOL IN COMBINATION WITH PSYCHOSO. AFRICA IN PARTICULAR. AN OV,',ERVIEW OF THEORIES OF IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR THOSE LOCKED IN PRISONS. GROUP I i( CHROMATIN PATTERN WAS OBTAINED FROM EPITHELIAL CRIME TOUCHES ON CAUSATION, THEOLOGICAL AND BIO· THERAPY SESSIONS DESIGNED TO WEAR DOWN A 'PA· ! < , CIAl MORBIDITY BEHAVES AS IF IT WERE AN ORGANIC MOR. ! '. ,. CEllS OF THE BUCCAL MUCOSA, WHILE THE KARYOTYPES lOGICAL THEORIES, HEREDITY, (~ENETIC THEORY, SUBCUl· TIENT'S' PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFENSES, SOLITARY CONFINE· BIDITY FACTOR. IN THE LARGEST GROUP OF 22 PATIENTS 4 \ ., ¥ WERE OBSERVED FROM BLOOD lEUKOCYTE CULTURES HAD HIGH PSYCHOSOCIAL MORBIDITY SCORES AND lOW TURE OF VIOLENCE, CULTURE C:ONFLlCT, SOCIOCULTURAL MENT CELLS WITHOUT ANY STIMULATION, AND A VARIETY ~ ONE INMATE FROM THE FIRST GROUP HAD THE ABNORMAL ORGANIC MORBIDITY SCORES, 8 HAD THE OPPOSITE COMB I· THEORIES, DIFFERENTIAL OPP6RTUNITY, LOWER CLASS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES ARE OFTE~J THE SOURC~ ~ i. 47,XYY CHROMOSOME PATTERN THOUGHT POSSIBLY TO BE ) NATION, AND 10 HAD SCORES SIGNIFICANTLY WEIGHTED TO CULTURE, AND MENT~L DISORDI~RS. EMPHASIS IS PLACED OF ABUSE, WHETHER ADMINISTERED BY QUALIFIED PSYCHI· 1f' " ASSOCIATED WITH DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. ALL OTHER IN. '" BOTH SCALES. EPILEPTIC AURAS, REDUCED CONSCIOUS. ON THE RELEVANCE OF VARIOqS THEORIES TO AFRICAN ATRISTS OR A SLiGHTlY·TRAINED TECHNICIAN ON THE MATES HAD NORMAL CHROMOSOME CONFIGURATIONS. THE NESS DURING THE EPISODE, SLEEP OR CONFUSION AFTER SOCIETIES. SEPARATE CHAPTERSI ARE DEVOTED TO EXAMI· PRISON STAFF. BEHAVIORISTS HAVE UNBOUNDED FAITH IN t ONE CHROMOSOMAllY ABNORMAL INMATE WAS NEITHER THE EPISODE, AND POSSIBLY LACK OF WARNING ANGER NATIONS OF CRIMES OF VIOLENCIi:, SEX CRIMES, AND PROp· BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION SYSTEMS, A FEW CRIMINOLO· AGGRESSIVE' NOR MENTALLY DEFICIENT. ASIDE FROM His WERE SIGNIFICANTLY RELATED TO ORGANIC MORBIDITY ERTY OFFENSES. THE NATURE ~IIND EXTENT OF SPECIFIC GISTS, HOWEVER, HAVE OBSERVED THAT THE USE OF OFFI· HEIGHT, HE SHARED NO CHARACTERISTICS WITH THE MORE SEVERE VIOLENCE, EPISODES LASTING OVER 30 MINUTES' CRIMES WITHIN THESE CATEGOFIIES IN EAST AFRICA ARE CIAL TERROR IN PRISONS IS SPAWNING TERRORISTS, THAN 300 PERSONS REPORTED IN THE LITERATURE AS AND GUILT AFTERWARDS WERE SIGNIFICANTLY ASSOCIAT~ DISCUSSED AND COMPARED WitH SITUATIONS IN OTHER ANGRY INMATES UNITED AGAINST THE AUTHORITIES RE· HAVING THE XYY KAROTYPE. A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE ED WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL MORBIDITY. STATISTICAL TABLES COUNTRIES. OTHER CHAPTERS D.lSCUSS ALCOHOLISM AND , SPONSIBLE. MOST OF THE SUBJECTS OF BEHAVIOR MODIFI· J 47,XYY KARYOTYPE AND A LIST OF REFERENCES ARE IN. AND REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT DRUG ADDICTION; PUNISHMENT; (CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, CATION PROGRAMS ARE YOUNG BLACKS, WHO ARE IN CLUDED; MODIFIED.. TWB) CORPORAL PUNISHMENT, FINES, (MPRISONMENT, CREATIVE PRISON FOR PROPERTY CRIMES BUT WHO, ONCE THERE, RESTITUTION, POLICE DISCRETIO~\ AND DIVERSION, PROBA· BECOME POLITICIZED AND DIFFICULT TO HANDLE. THE SYM· Supplemental Notes: PRESENTED AT CANADIAN PSYCHIAT. Supplemental Notes: PRESENTED AT THE 2ND AUSTRALA. TION, PAROLE); AND CRIME PREiIlENTION-ALL WITH EM· BIONESE LIBERATION ARMY WAS SPAWNED BY ESCAPEES RIC ASSOCIATION MEETING, HALIFAX, JUNE 1971. SIAN PACIFIC FORENSIC SCIENCES CONGRESS ON AGGRES. SION, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, JULY 20'23,1978. PHASIS ON THE SITUATION IN E~IST AFRICA. GLOSSARIES FROM THE TREATMENT CENTER AT VACAVILLE, CALlFOR· ,
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NIA. SUCH CENTERS ARE GDING TO. TURN DUT MDRE VERY 45. CRIMINALITY AND PSYCHI~TRIC DISORDERS. By S. B. ANGRY, VERY IDEDlDGICAl DFFENDERS. (GlR) GUZE. 190 p. 1976. NCJ-35111 VICTED aF CRIMES, THE HypaTHESIS THAT INTELLIGENCE ABNDRMALITIES··EVEN IN INDIVIDUALS WITH UNQUESTION· IS A MEDIATING VARIABLE IN THE RELATIDN BETWEEN THE ABLE HISTaRIES DF EPllEPSY··MUlTIPLE EEG'S ACTIVATED THIS BDDK REVIEWS THE FINDINGS aF A FIFTEEN·YEAR PRESENCE DF AN EXTRA Y AND ANTISaCIAl BEHAVlaR WAS BY THE ANTlcaNVUlSANT DRUG ALPHA CHlDRAlDSE (PRI· 43. CRIME IN OUR CHANGING SOCIETY. By D. GLASER. PSYCHIATRIC STUDY AND FallDW·UP aF 233 MALE FElDNS SUppaRTED. THE HypaTHESIS THAT HEIGHT MAY BE AN IN· MIDDNE) CAN BE USED AS AN OBJECTIVE MEASURE DF EPI· HDlT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, 383 MADISDN AVENUE, (PI,RDLEES AND FLAT·TIMERS) AND 66 FEMALE FELONS NEW YDRK, NY 10017. 569 p. 1978. NCJ.50315 TERVENING VARIABLE WAS NDT CaNFIRMED. REFERENCES lEPTDID AND/DR MATURATlaNAl INSTABILITY DF THE CEN· (All PARalEES) IN MISSDURI. THIS STUDY, BEGUN IN 1959, THE RELATIDNSHIP BETWEEN SDCIETAl TRENDS AND ARE INCLUDED. TRAl NERvaus SYSTEM. IN A STUDY aF 93 RECIDIVIST AG· INVaLVED PSYCHIATRICAllY UNBIASED SElECTlaN DF CHANGES IN THE NATURE DF CRIME AND CRIMINAL LAW IS Supplemental Notes: ADDITlaNAl AUTHaRS ARE-lUND· GRESSaRS AT MARYLAND'S PATUXENT INSTITUTIDN, EACH BaTH MALE AND FEMAtE CRIMINALS, USE OF A STANDARD· EXPLDRED. THE BDDK DPENS WITH AN DVERVIEW AND STEEN, C-DWEN, DR PHILIP, J-RUBIN, 0 B-STaCKING, M SUBJECT UNDERWENT TWO. EEG SESSlaNS WITHIN THE IZED RESEARCH INTERVIEW; APPLlCATlaN aF EXPLICIT 01· ANAl'tSIS DF CRIME DEFINITIDN, EVDLUTIDN, AND MEA· REPRINT. 16·WEEK EXPERIMENT PERIOD, WITH HALF THE SUBJECTS AGNDSTIC CRITERIA BASED UPDN INDEPENDENT SUREMENT, ~ND DF THE QUESTIDN 'Do.ES CRIME PAY?' IT RECEIVING THE ACTIVE DRUG AND HALF RECEIVING A PLA· Fallaw·up AND FAMILY STUDIES, REPEATED FalLOW. UP IS CDNTENDED THAT A DISTINCTIDN BETWEEN PREDATDRY 47. CRIMINALLY INSANE-A COMMUNITY FOLLOW·UP OF MEN CEBa. ANALYSIS OF THE RESULT CDNFIRMl:D AN INCREASE AND NDNPREDATDRY DFFENSES PERMITS MDRE VALID BASED DN MULTIPLE REcaRDS AND PERSDNAl INTIER· TALLY ILL OFFENDERS. By T. P. THORNBERRY and J. E. IN INDICATED BASELINE EEG ABNaRMALlTIES FDR THE VIEWS, AND SYSTEMATIC STUDY DF FIRST·DEGREE RELA. JACOBY. UNIVERSITY DF CHICAGO., 5801 SaUTH ELLIS, STATEMENTS DN THESE SUBJECT$ THAN ODES REFERENCE ACTIVE DRUG SUBJECTS. TABULAR COMPARlsaNS INDICATE CHICAGO., Il 60637. 304 p. 1979. NCJ·58126 . TO. CRIME AS A WHDlE. THE DISCUSSIDN THEN TURNS TO. TIVES AND SPDUSES. STUDY RESULTS INDICATED THAT so.. CUMULATIVE EEG DATA, THE EFFECT aF PRIMIDaNE aN AC· A LARGE·SCAlE FDllDWUP STUDY TO. DETERMINE THE GENERAL THEDRIES DF CRIME CAUSATIDN (PSYCHDANAlY. ClaPATHY. AlcaHDLlSM. AND DRUG DEPENDENCE WERE TIVATED EEG'S, AND PRODUCT·MDMENT CaRRELATlaNS 'DANGERaUSNESS' aF 586 INMATES DF FARVIEW STATE TIC STUDIES DF DELINQUENCY, PERSDNALITY RESEARCH THE PSYCHIATRIC DISDRDERS ASSDCIATED WITH MAJaR WITH MACHINE scaRE THETA ACTIVITY AND CLINICAL RAT· HaSPITAl (PA.) FaR THE CRIMINAllY INSANE, RELEASED AND TYPDlDGIES DF DELINQUENCY, DRIFTS IN THE REIN· CRIME. SCHIZDPHRENIA. PRIMARY AFFECTIVE DlsaRDERS, INGS DF DELTA·THETA WAVES. THIS DATA suppaRTS THE INTO. THE caMMUNITY aR TRANSFERRED TO. CIVIL HaSPI· FDRCEMENT AND DETERRENCE DF CRIME, LABELING, ETC.) ANXIETY NEURDSIS, DBSESSIDNAl NEURDSIS, PHaBIC NEU. CLINICAL VALIDITY aF UTILIZING CLINICAllY scaRED TAlS, IS GIVEN. IN 1971, THE DUTCDME DF THE DIXDN CASE AND BIDLOGICAl FACTDRS IN CRIME (INTELLIGENCE, BRAIN RDSIS. BRAIN SYNDRDMES. AND SEXUAL DEViANCE WITH. DElTA·THETA AS A CRITERlaN VARIABLE. ALTHDUGH THE (DIXDN AND SIX aTHER PLAINTIFFS FILED SUIT AllEGING DISDRDERS, CHRDMDSDMAl ABNDRMALITIES, PHYSIQUE, DUT SDClaPATHY. AlCDHaLlSM, aR DRUG DEPENDENCE MACHINE·ANAlYZED DATA SEEMED SDMEWHAT MaRE THE UNcaNSTITUTlaNALlTY aF THEIR CDMMITMENTS TO. PSYCHaPATHY AND ARDUSAl, ANCESTRY, HDRMaNES). WERE FaUND NDT TO. BE ASSOCIATED WITH FELDNY. IN AD. CLINICALLY RELEVANT THAN THE RATER-scaAED AN INSTiTUTIDN FDR THE CRIMINAllY INSANE) lED TO. THE SPECIFIC aFFENSE PATTERNS-ADalESCENT DELINQUEN. DlTlaN, A NDTABlE REDUCTIDN IN RECIDIVISM WAS FaUND DElTA·THETA, FURTHER REFINEMENT aF THE FaRMER RELEASE AND TRANSFER DF THE FARVIEW INMATES; THIS CY, VIDlENT aFFENSES, SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CRIME, WITH INCREASINGAGE-FRDM APPRDXIMATElY AGE 40. TECHNIQUES IS NECESSARY. REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. PRaVIDED A CHANCE TO. DBSERVE THE BEHAVlaR aF SEX CRIMES, 'AvaCATIDNAl' CRIME (THEFT AND FRAUD BY THE AUTHaR AND DRIGINAl RESEARCHER DFFERS A TEN. (KBl) SHapPERS, EMPlDYEE CRIMES, CRIMES BY DSTENSIBlY LEo TATIVE STATEMENT ABaUT SDCIDPATHY: THAT IT IS A HET· THESE suppaSEDlY DANGERDUS PER saNS DVER AN EX· GITIMATE aRGANIZATlaNS), CRIME AS PRaFESSlaN DR ERaGENEDUS CaNDITIDN. SEEN MUCH MDRE DFTEN IN TENDED PERIDD. THRaUGH EXHAUSTIVE EXAMINATlaN aF 49. CRITERION OF DYSCONTROL-1. SELF·RATING SCALE BUSINESS-ARE ANALYZED. THE CLOSING CHAPTER VERY DISTURBED FAMILIES AND UNDER ADVERSE HDSPITAl AND PDLlCE RECDRDS AND INTERVIEWS WITH (FROM BRAIN DYSFUNCTION IN AGGRESSIVE CRIMINALS, aFFERS CDNCLUSIDNS REGARDING THE FUTURE DF CRIME. saCID·EcaNaMIC CDNDITIDNS. HEREDITARY PREDISPDSI. HDSPITAl ADMINISTRATDRS AND THE SUBJECTS THEM· 1978, BY RUSSELL R MONROE-SEE NCJ·53119). By R. R. MONROE. HEATH LEXINGTaN BDaKS, 125 SPRING DNE CDNCLUSlaN IS THAT THE CRIMES THAT MaST DIS· TlaN AND ABNaRMAl BRAIN FUNCTlaN MAY CHARACTERIZE SELVES, THE AUTHDRS ASSESSED THE PRaCESSES BY SDME CASES. aNE aF THE UNEXPECTED RESULTS DF WHICH THE PATiENTS HAD BEEN RETAINED IN caNFINE· STREET, lEXINGTDN, MA 02173. 12 p. 1978. TURB PEDPlE-MURDERS, MUGGINGS, BREAK·INS, PURSE NCJ-53123 THESE STUDIES WAs THE EVIDENCE FDR A RELA TIDNSHIP MENT, THE IMPACT DF THEIR RELEASE upaN THEIR caM· SNATCHINGS, ETC.-CAN BE DIMINISHED BY REDUCING AGE IT IS ARGUED THAT DATA CULLED FROM A STUDY DF 93 IN· BETWEEN saCIDPATHY AND HYSTERIA. THE FDRMER PRE. MUNITIES, AND THEIR ABILITY TO. ADJUST TO. THE FREEDaM SEGREGATIDN, GUARANTEEING EMPLOYMENT, AUGMENT· MATES AT MARYLAND'S PATUXENT INSTITUTlaN ARE SUP· DaMINANTlY A DlsaRDER DF MEN, AND THE LATiER. aF DF caMMUNITY LIFE. THE SUBJECTS WERE FalLOWED ING MaTIVATIDN IN EDUCATlaN, AND ELIMINATING DISCRIM. paRTIVE DF THE MaNRDE DYSCDNTRDl SCALE AS AN ADE· WDMEN. THIS FINDING WDUlD SUGGEST THAT THE SEX DIF· FRaM 1972 TO 1975. THE STUDY DEMDNSTRATED THAT THE INATIDN AGAINST MINDRITIES. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT QUATE MEASURE DF THE CaRRELATES OF VlaLENT ANTI· THESE GaALS CAN BE ACHIEVED WITHIN THE: EXISTING po.. FERENCES IN THE TWa DISDRDERS ARE RESTRICTED TO. PATIENTS DID NaT DISPLAY A SIGNIFICANT lEVEL DF vIa· lENT BEHAVlaR DURING CDNFINEMENT, NaR DID THEY SDCIAl BEHAVIDR. A PRDDUCT·MaMENT CaRRELATIDN LlTICAl AND ECDNaMIC SYSTEM AND THAT SDCIETY IS aVERT MANIFESTATlaNS,· AND THAT ETlalaGIC AND WAS PERFDRMED DN THE MaNRaE DYSCDNTRDl SCALE PDSE A MAJDRSaCIAl THREAT AFTER RELEASE. IN FACT, MaVING TDWARD THEM. A 50·PAGE LIST aF REFERENCES PATHaGENETIC PROCESSES ARE SIMILAR. A 104·ITEM LIST WITH 250 VARIABLES CDNSISTING DF BDTH GlDBAL AND THEIR SDCIAl AND PSYCHalaGICAl ADJUSTMENT TO. CDM· AND NAME AND SUBJECT INDEXES ARE INCLUDED. (AUTHDR DF REFERENCES IS INCLUDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRAcT MDDI. SPECIFIC RATINGS, NEURaLOGIC EXAMINATlaNS, MENTAL ABSTRACT MDDIFIED··lKM) AE~ ,. " MUNITY LIFE IS CDMPARABlE TO iHAT DF NaNCRIMINAl STATUS MATERIAL (CURRENT AND PAST PSYCHDPATHal· MEN'rAl PATIENTS. AFTER 4 YEARS, aNlY 14 PERCENT aF Availability: HDlT, RINEHART AND WINSTDN, 383 MADISaN Availability: aXFDRD UNIVERSITY PRESS. INC, 2QO MADISDN aGY SCALES, ABBREVIATED CAPPS), CHARACTERISTICS DF AVENUE, NEW YaRK, NY 10017. AVENUE,'NEWWRK. NY 10016. THE SAMPLE HAD BEEN ARRESTED DR READMITTED TO. THE DYSCDNTRDL BEHAVIDR (CAPPS ADDENDA), AND PSYCHIAT· HDSP(TAl FDR A VlalENT ACT; A RATE THAT IS HIGH WHEN RIC HISTDRY (PAST CAPPS). THE CaRRELATIDNS SEEM TO. 44. CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESigN 46. CRIMINALITY IN XYY AND XXY MEN. By H. A. WITKIN, S. A. caMPARED TO. THAT DF THE PDPULATIDN AT LARGE, BUT CDNFIRM THAT THE DYSCDNTRaL SCALE REFLECTED EPI· WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS. DHla STATE UNIVERSITY MEDNICK, F. SCHULSINGER, E. BAKKESTROM, K. O. CHRIS LOW WHEN CDMPAl'IED WITH THE EXPECTATIDNS ENGEN· lEPTDID IMPULSIVE ACTIDN BECAUSE A PDSITIVE RELATlaN PI~DGRAM FDR THE STUDY DF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY TIANSEN, D. R. GOODENOU~H, and K. HIRSC.HHORN. DERED BY THE LABEL 'CRIMINAllY INSANE.' THE FACT THAT 1314 KINNEAR RDAD, CaLUMBUS, aH 43212.85 p. 1972: EXISTED WITH PRIMARY DY&QDNTRal (I.E.. PRIMITIVE AG· AMERICAN ASSOCIATlaN FaR THe ADVANCEMENT DF SCI· THESE SUBJECTS HAD BEEN caN FINED TO. MAXIMUM SECU· NCJ·15399 ENCE, 1515 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. NW. WASHINGTDN, GRESSIVE ACTS), WITH THE GlDBAl ESTIMATIDN DF AN EPI· RITY HDSPITALS FaR AN AVERAGE DF 14 YEARS IS PRDS· DISCUSSES FACTDRS DF EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL BID. DC 20005. SCIENC£, V 193 (AUGUST 1976), P 547.555. lEPTOID MECHANISM BY THE PSYCHIATRIST, AND WITH ABLY DUE TO. THE INACCURACY DF THE PRDCESS aF 'Po.· laGICAl ENVIRDNMENT THAT PRaMDTE DR PERMIT CRIMI· , . NCJ-36253 SUSPIClaN aF paSSIBlE EPILEPSY BY THE NEURDLOGIST. LlTlCAl PREDICTlaN' IN WHICH CLINICIANS AVDID ANY po.. NAl BEHAVIDR AND SUGGESTS MEANS FaR IMPLEMENTING REPDRT ON A DANI~H STUDY WHICH CDMPARED CRIME ALSO., A NUMBER DF SYMPTDMS SUCH AS saMATIC caN· TENTIAl RISKS TO. THE CDMMUNITY, THE REPUTATIDN aF FINDINGS IN PUBLIC PDLlCY AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE RATeS DF XY AND XYY ADULT MALES AND EXAMINED PDS. CERNS AND PSYCHDPHYSlaLOGIC REACTIDNS, AS WELL AS THEIR HaSPITAlS, AND THEIR CAREERS BY CDNSISTENTlY SYSTEM. PHYSlaLDGICAl AND' BlaCHEMICAl ACTIVITY ARE SIBLE MEDIATING VARIABLES IN THE RELATIDN BETWEEN PRDDRDMAl flESTLESSNE~S, HypaCHaNDRIASIS, AND IN· aVERPREDICTING DANGERaUS BEHAVlaR. THE SURVEY IN· DISCUSSED AS IMPDRTANT FACTGRS IN SaClaPATHIC AND AN EXTRA Y CHRDMDSDME, AND INCREASED ANTISDCIAl saMNIA ALL SUGGEST A paSSIBlE PREICTAl DR ICTAL STRUMENT, A BIBLlaGRAPHY AND INDEX, AND STUDY DATA VIDlENT BEHAVIDR. THIS IS CaNSIDER!:D AN INTERNAL EN. BEHAVIDR. THE THREE VARIABLES TESTED WERE A<;>GRES. AUTONDMIC INSTABILITY. IN ADDITlaN, INDIVIDUALS WHO. ARE PRaVIDED. (AUTHDR ABSTRACT MDDIFIED··DAG) VIRDNMENT SUBJECT TO. CHANGE THROUGH THE USE aF SIVENESS, INTELLIGENCE, AND HEIGHT.. SINCE XYY'S TEND RATED HIGH DN THE SCALE ALSO. RATED HIGH IN ANXIETY, SponsorIng Agency: US DEPARTMENT aF CDMMERCE NA· DRUGS. THE EXTERNAL ENVIRaNMENT IS DISCUSSED AS BE TAll, THE STUDY SAMPLE WAS DRAWN FRDM All DEPRESSIDN, BELLIGERENCE·NEGATIVISM, I TO. TlaNAl BUREAU aF STANDARDS, WASHINGTaN, DC 20234. THE INTERACTIDN DF PEaPlE AND STRUCTURES TO WHICH MEN IN THE. TDP 15 PER CENT DF THE HEIGHT DISTRIBU. AGITATlaN·EXCITEMENT, AND 1, ';, Availability: UNIVERSITY DF CHICAGO. PRESS, 5801 S ELLIS f . C THE INTERNAL ENVIRaNMENT RESPDNDS. THE WDRKSHDP TIDN DF THE DANISH MALE PDPULATION BaRN IN CDPEN. AVENUE, CHICAGO., Il 60637. AMNESIA·FUGUE·DlssaCIATIVE STATES. WHILE THERE WAS , (1 " STRESSED THE IMPaRTANCE aF DEVELDPING ENViRDN. HAGEN BETWEEN JANUARY 1, 1944 AND DECEMBER 31 1947 NO. CDRRELATlaN BETWEEN THE SCALE AND ACTIVATlaN MENTAL SYSTEMS BASED DN INTERDISCIPLINARY RE. INCLUSIVE. A TDTAl DF 4139 MEN WERE INTERVIEWED AND 48. CRITERION OF BRAIN INSTABILITY-EEG (ELECTROEN· RATINGS, THERE WAS A CDRRELATlaN BETWEEN THE SEARCH THAT CDNTRIBUTE TO. A HARMDNIDUS MUTUAllY TESTED FDR SEX CHRDMDSDME ANDMALIES. DATA WAS CEPHALOGRAM) ACTIVATION (FROM BRAIN DYSFUNCTION SCALE AND MACHINE·ANAlYZED ALPHA FULFILLING TRANSACTIDN BETWEEN EXTERNAL 'AND IN1"ER. ALSO. RECDRDED DN HEIGHT, CDNVICTIDNS FDflCRIMINAl IN AGGRESSIVE CRIMINAl.S, 1978, BY RUSSELL R CHLaRALOSE·ACTIVATED THETA FREQUENCY CDUNTS NAl ENVIRaNMENTS. SDME aF THE PRDBlEMS AND POSSI. DFFENSES, lEVEL DF INTEllECTUAL FUNCTIDNING AS INDI. MONROE-SEE NCJ-53119). By R. R. MONROE, G. U. DURING THE 5·MINUTES PERlaDS, PRE·, DURING, AND BlE SDLUTIDNS FDR IMPLEMENTING THE FINDINGS aF BE. CATED BY SCDRES DN AN ARMY SElECTIDN TEST AND EDU. BALIS, and O. MCCULLOCH. HEATH lEXINGTON BDDKS, PDSTHYPERVENTILATlaN. REFERENCES AND TABULAR AND 125 SPRING STREET, lEXINGTDN, MA 02173. 16 p. 1978. HAVIDRAl'RESEARCH IN PUBLIC ENVIRDNMENTAl SYSTEMS CATIDNAl ATTAINMENT, AND PARENTAL SOCIAL CLASS AT GRAPHIC DATA ARE PRDVIDED. (KBl) NCJ-53124 ARE DISCUSSED. THE TIME DF THE SUBJECT'S BIRTH. TWELVE XYY'S AND 16 THE USE DF ElECTRDENCEPHAlDGRAMS (EEG) TO. STUDY Sponaorlng Agency: US DEPARTMENT aF JUSTICE LAW EN. XXY'S WERE IDENTIFIED, WITH THE REMAINDER DF THE 50. CRITICAl. ISSUES IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY. D. SHI· HARDCaRE AGGRESSDRS IS DISCUSSED IN LIGHT aF THE FDRCEMeNT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIDN, 633 INDIANA SAMPLE SERVING AS CDNTRDlS. ANALYSIS aF STUDY DATA CHOR and D. H. KELLY, Eds. HEATH lEXINGTDN BDDKS, HYPDTHESIS THAT SDME AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIDR IS LINKED 125 SPRING STREET, lEXINGTDN, MA 02173. 354 p. 1980. AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTDN, DC 20531. REVEALED THAT XYY'S WERE NO. MDRE LIKELY TO. CDMMIT TO. EEG ABNaRMAUTIES THAT REFLECT CENTRAL NERVaUS NCJ-65344 Availability: National CrImInal Justice Reference Service MICRO.. CRIMES DF VIDlENCE THAN XY'S AND THAT THERE WAS A SYSTEM INSTABILITY. WHILE A SINGLE RDUTINE EEG IS NDT A CDMPREHENSIVE REVIEW DF THE MAJDR PRaBlEM FICHE PRDGRAM. STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN XYY'S CDN· A RELIABLE MEASURE aF ElECTRaENCEPHAlDGRAPHIC AREAS IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND THEIR IMPLlCA·
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DEVELOPING CYTOGENETIC CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL
SENSORY STIMULATION AND CONSEQUENT EXPERIENCING RATES TP.KEN FROM 3,910 BOYS AND GIRLS DEFORE (t"IRST TIONS FOR POLICYMAKERS IS OFFERED IN THIS COMPILA FLiCT IN CRIMINALS IS SEXUAL, THEN IT IS NECESSARY TO OF BODY PLEASURE HAVE THE OPPOSITE EFFECT, TO THE PULSE RATE) AND AFTER A MEDICAL EXAMINATION AT AGE TION OF CONTRIBUTIONS BY SOCIAL SCIENTISTS. STUDIES INVESTIGATE THE VARIATION IN SEXUAL DIMOR~HISM IN EXTENT THAT CULTURES AND VALUE SYSTEMS ENCOUR THE LIMBIC SYST~M AND NEUROENDOCRINE AXIS. THIS CAN ELEVEN YEARS WAS CORRELATED WITH DATA COLLECTED RELATE TO AN ANALYSIS OF MAJOR SOCIOLOGICAL PER· AGE SOMATOSENSORY ENRICHMENT OR DEPRIVATION, SPECTIVES IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY WITH A CRITIQl)'\: OF BE DONE BY TESTING IMPULSIVE TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEP CONTEMPORANEOUSLY IN BOTH THE EARLIER AND LATER THEY DETERMINE WHETHER PEACE OF VIOLENCE WILL PRE SOCIOLOGICAL CRIMINOLOGY; THE PRESENTATION (.IF A TICS CYTOGENETICALLY AND COMBINING THE FINDINGS LIVES OF THE CHILDREN. EXPOSURE TO STRESS IN THE VAIL. .IF THE MORAL PROBLEM OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE IN MODEL FOR ASSESSING THE RECEPTION AND IMPACT OF WITH NEUROLOGICAL DATA ON UNILATERAL PREDOMI FORM OF A HOME BROKEN BEFORE THE AGE OF FOUR HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS IS TO BE RESOLVED, THE DUALIS NEW LEGISLATION; AND THE LINKAGE OF THE STRUCTURE NANCE. THE RESULTING GRAPH WOULD SHOW TWO YEARS AND TWO MONTHS WAS FOUND TO BE ASSOCIATED TIC VIEW OF THE BODY AS INFERIOR, EVIL, AND SUBSERVI AND PROCESS OF SCHOOLING TO OUTSTANDING FACTORS GROWTH DEFECTS, ONE DEPENDENT ON GENETIC SEX, THE WITH SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER THAN NORMAL FIRST PULSE IN THE BACKGROUNDS OF RURAL AND URBAN DELIN OTHER ON LATERALITY. CLINICALLY, IT APPEARS THAT TEM RATES, BUT ONLY AMONG BOYS AND ONLY IF THE HOME ENT TO THE MIND OR SOUL MUST BE REPLACED WITH AN QUENTS. OTHER ANALYSES INCLUDE AN EXAMINATION OF PORAL LOBE EPILEPTICS, IN WHOM BEHAVIORAL SYMPTOMS HAD BEEN BROKEN BY DIVORCE OR SEPARATION. IT WAS AFFIFIMATION OF THE MORALITY OF PHYSICAL PLEASURE EXISTING LITERATURE ON FEMALE CRIME AND DELINQUEN ARE PREDOMINANT, DESERVE CYTOGENETIC DIAGNOSIS AS ALSO FOUND AMONG BOYS THAT FIRST PULSE RATES OF 84 AND THE IMMORftlllTY OF PAIN, TORTURE, SUFFERING, AND CY AND OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEXISM AND THE PART OF ROUTINE MANAGEMENT, AND THAT THEIR FAMI HEART BEATS PER MINUTE OR LESS WAS A CHARACTERIS DEPRIVATION. EXTENSIVE TABLES, GRAPHS, AND BIBLIOG ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND A STUDY OF THE CONFU LIES, TOO SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED. IMPLICATIONS FOR TIC OF 54.3 PER CENT OF NON-DELINQUENTS, 66.7 PERCENT RAPHY ARE INCLUDED. (LKM) SION AND AMBIGUITY IN DETERMINING THE ROLE OF THE MEDICINE AND RESEARCH ARE DRAWN, AND REFERENCES OF THOSE WHO LATER (UP TO AGE 21 YEARS) COMMITTED Supplemental Notes: PRESENTED AT THE THIRD ANNUAL FAMILY IN THE ETIOLOGY OF DELINQUENCY. DISCUSSIONS ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) SEXUAL OFFENSES, AND 80.9 PER CENT OF LATER VIOLENT MEETING OF THE SOCIETY FOR CROSS·CUL TURAL RE CONSIDER THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE. AMERICAN OFFENDERS. RESEARCHERS COt-lGLUDED THAT ALTHOUGH SEARCH, BOSTON (MA), FEBRUARY 1974. EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND DELINQUENT AND DEVIANT CA 52. CYTOGENETIC AND SOMATIC VARIATION IN THE NEURO· FINDINGS IN THIS PAPER NiE IN AGREEMENT WITH OTHERS BIOLOGY OF VIOLENCE-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL, CLINICAL AND REERS; SUGGEST THE REFINEMENT OF THE YOUTH·GANG IN ASSOCIATING ATYPICAL AUTONOMIC· RESPONSE WITH 55. DEVELOPING PROBLEM OF ALCOHOLISM AMONG JUVENILE MORPHOGENETIC CONSIDERATIONS (FROM NEURAL BASES DELINQUENCY, IT HAS NOT FOUND THAT EARLY EMOTIONAL CONCEPT AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT OF OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION, 1975, BY W S FIELDS ET OFFENDERS (FROM WHO CAN HELP?-PROCEEDINGS OF A THE LAW-VIOLATING YOUTH GROUP; AND EXAMINE THE AL-SEE NCJ·57520). By L. RAZAVI. WARREN H GREEN, DEPRIVATION, IN THE FORM OF HOMES BROKEN BY CONFERENCE ON THE ROLE OF THE MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM OF VIOLENT AND DANGEROUS JUVENILES. INC, 10 SOUTH BRENTWOOD BOULEVARD, ST LOUIS, MO DEATHS, SEPARATION, OR DIVORCE OR FOR ANY OTHER SYSTEM IN HELPING JUVENILE OFFENDERS, 1974-SEE CHANGING TRENDS IN JUVENILE JUSTICE ARE ALSO EX 63105. 68 p. 1975. NCJ·57522 REASON, IS A SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION OF THIS ASSO NCJ.55758). By A. C. SEGAL. ARTHUR D LITTLE, INC, PLORED IN THE CONTEXT OF THE TRADITIONAL FUNCTIONS THIS ARTICLE FROM THE SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES CIATION. REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. ACORN PARK, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02140; PLOG RESEARCH INC 18631 SHERMAN WAY, RESADA, CA 91335. 5 p. 1974. OF THE JUVENILE COURT AND THE REHABILITATION CON OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION REPORTS THAT SEX CHRO , NCJ·55770 CEPT IN JUVENILE JUSTICE POLICY. THE MERITS OF MOSOME ABNORMALITIES ARE NOT THE ONLY CAUSE OF 54. DEPRIVATION OF PHYSICAL AFFECTION AS A PRIMARY DE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF STATUS OFFENDERS ARE RE VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IN PERSONS WITH SUCH SNYDROMES. PROCESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE- USING DATA FROM A NUMBER OF STUDIES, TRENDS IN AL A COMPARATIVE AND CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE COHOL CONSUMPTION AMONG YOUTH ARE DISCUSSED AND VIEWED, AND PROBLEMS IN EVALUATING DELINQUENCY ALTHOUGH SEX CHROMOSOME ABNORMALITIES ARE (FROM CHILD ABUSE AND VIOLENCE, 1979, BY DAVID G PREVENTION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS ARE ANALYZED. FOUND IN GREATER PROPORTIONS AMONG PERSONS WITH GIL-SEE NCJ·56404). By J. W. PRESCOTT. AMS PRESS THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS FINALLY, THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BIO· MENTAL ILLNESS THAN AMONG THE GENERAL POPULATION, INC 56 EAST 13TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10003. 72 p. ADVISED. THE CONCLUSIONS PRESENTED ARE DERIVED LOGICAL PREDISPOSITIONS TO CRIME, SOCIETAL CHANGE, IT IS UNCLEAR WHETHER A CAUSAL CONNECTION CAN BE 1979. NCJ-56407 FROM THE FOLLOWING STUDIES: (1) A STUDY BY NELSON POLITICAL ACTIONS, AND POLITICAL IDEOLOGY ON DELIN MADE BETWEEN GENOTYPIC DISORDER ,~ND BEHAVIORAL THEORIES AND STATISTICS PERTAINING TO THE ASSOCI· THAT INCLUDED REPORTING OF THE AGES OF THOSE IN AN o QUENCY ARE ASSESSED. REFERENCES AND AN INDEX ARE DISORDER. CERTAIN PATTERNS, HOWEVEI~, DO EMERGE ATION BETWEEN SOMATOSENSORY (PHYSICAL AFFECTION, ALCOHOLISM PROGRAM IN VIETNAM, (2) A STUDY OF A j PROVIDED. (AOP) FROM AN ANALYSIS OF DATA OBTAINED IN EPIDEMIOLOG OR BODY TOUCH) DEP.RIVATION DURING FORMATIVE YEARS STATESIDE ARMY POPULATION THAT FOUND THE AGE 'I II Availability: HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, ICAL AND CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES. IN ABNORMAL AND EXPRESSION OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE IN ADULTHOOD GROUP AT HIGHEST RISK FOR ABUSIVE DRINKING TO BE 'I LEXINGTON, MA 02173. CHROMOSOME SYNDROMES, PATHOLOGICAL PROGRESS IS ARE EXAMINED. DATA DRAWN 'FROM A COMPILATION OF 17-24, AND (3) A STUDY OF ALCOHOL USE AMONG THE 10TH DEPENDENT UPON THE DISTRIBUTION, PROLIFERATION, AND STATISTICS ON 400 PRIMITIVE CULTURES OVERWHELMING AND 12TH GRADE PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENT BODY IN J 51. CYTOGENliTIC AND DERMATOGLYPHIC STUDIES IN SEXUAL 'It GENETIC CAPACITY OF ABERRANT CELLS. MANY CASES OF LY SUPPORT THE THESIS THAT DEPRIVATION OF PHYSICAL HOWARD COUNTY, MD., IN lS73. RESULTS SHOW THERE IS OFFENDERS, VIOLENT CRIMINALS, AND AGGRESSIVELY BE· CHROMOSOME ABNORMALITY ARE MOSAICS, HAVING LESS AN INCREASING PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL 1\ HAVED TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPTICS (FROM GENETIC RE· AFFECTION AND BODY PLEASURE, THROUGHOUT LIFE BUT SEARCH IN PSYCHIATRY, 1975, BY RONALD R FIEVE ET AL). .:ri-lAN ALL BODY CELLS AFFECTED, AND HAVING A CONSID- PARTICULARLY DURING THE FORMATIVE PERIODS (INFANCY, AMONG YOUTHS. PEOPLE WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD By L. RAZAVI. JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS, BALTI ERABLE AMOUNT OF VARIATION IN DEVELOPMENT. SERIOUS CHILDHOOD, AND ADOLESCENCE), IS STRONGLY RELATED ARE REPORTING GREATER USE OF ALCOHOL AMONG JUVE i« MORE, MD 21218. 20 p. 1975. NCJ·54840 EFFECTS MAY BE LIMITED TO THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, TO THE PROMINENCE OF WARFARE AND INTERPERSONAL NILES (ALTHOUGH VALID STATISTICAL COMPARATIVE DATA ~,., THIS PAPER DISCUSSES THE PROBLEMS IN AND IMPLICA AS IN ANEUPLOIDY, OR MAY BE WIDESPREAD, AFFECTING PHYSICAL VIOLENCE IN CULTURES. STATISTICS FROM THE ARE NOT AVAILABLE), AND THE TREND IS LIKELY TO ACCEL "!: TIONS OF DERMATOGLYPHIC STUDIES IN SEXUAL OFFEND THE LIMBIC SYSTEM AND THE PANCREAS. WHEN BRAIN AND UNITED STATES SHOW STRONG ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN ERATE WITH THE LOWERING OF LEGAL AGE OF DRINKING. , ERS, VIOLENT CRIMINALS, AND AGGRESSIVELY BEHAVED GLAND CELLS ARE AFFECTED, BIOLOGICALLY INFLUENCED INFANT MORTALITY AND HOMICIDE RATES AND BETWEEN THERE WILL ALSO BE INCREASING lIKELIHOOD.OF LEGAL J~ TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPTICS. SEX CHROMOSOMAL ABNOR SOCIAL FAILURE MAY RESULT. CLEARLY. SUCH SYNDROMES DIVORCE AND SUICIDE RATES. APPARENTLY INFANT MOR VIOLATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH SOCIAL DISINHIBITION , •t MALITIES ARE FOUND MORE COMMONLY AMONG AGGRES· ARE NOT THE ONLY CAUSE OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, AND TALITY AND DIVORCE REFLECT DIFFERENT KINDS OF BROUGHT ABOUT BY ALCOhOL USE. TRENDS SHOW THERE "r. SIVELY BEHAVED AND SEXUALL.Y DISTURsED PRISON IN THE CONNECTION IS NOT INEVITABLE. VIOLENT BEHAVIOR SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS THAT RELATE TO DIFFERENT WILL BE A'GREATER NEED FOR A BROAD EFFORT TO EDU i~ 0 MATES THAN IN THE GENERAL POPULATION, WITH THE IS DEPENDENT UPON A COMBINATION OF FACTORS WHICH FORMS OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE. THE LINK BETWEEN INFANT CATE YOUNG PEOPLE AND SOCIETY AT LARGE ABOUT RE - l EXCESS VARYING BETWEEN 2 AND 10 PERCENT COMPARED VARY WITH TIME. ANY SPECIFIC CAUSATION CAN ONLY BE MORTALITY AND HOMICIDE SUGGESTS THAT CHILDREN SPONSIBLE DRINKING. THERE WILL ALSO BE ,\N INCREAS \ II TO THE GENERAL POPULATION. FURTHERMORE, MOSAIC DETERMINED AFTER INTENSIVE EXAMINATION OF INDIVIDU WHO SURVIVE DESPITE THEIR NEGATIVE SURROUNDINGS ING NEED FOR EDUCATION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS :1 CASES OCCUR IN PRISONERS IN WHICH VARYING NUMBERS AL GENOTYPES AND SURVEILLANCE OF HIGH RISK GROUPS. BECOME SOCIETY'S SOCIAL OFFENDERS. STATISTICAL DESIGNED TO REACH YOUNG PEOPLE BOTH IN THE POPU OF CELLS ARE AFFECTED. BUT DUE TO VARIOUS PFIOBLEMS A COMBINED PURSUIT OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES ON THE STRATEGIES FOR PREDICTING THE EXTENT OF CHILD LATION AT LARGE AND SPECIFICALLY THOSE CONTACTING ., \ j" IN DERIVING NORMAL POPULATION SAMPLES AND DESIGN NEUROBIOLOGY OF BEHAVIOR IS PREFERRED TO ANY CON ABUSE AND NEGLECT FROM DATA ON UNWED MOTHERS THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. CATEGORIES OF OFFEND I' ING MEASUREMENT PROCESSES, THESE DATA CANNOT BE' TINUED RESEARCH ON AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHRO AN'b ADOLESCENT MOTHERS (FROM WHICH ESTIMATES OF ERS ASOCIATED WITH ABUSIVE DRINKING ARE AS FOL " EASILY INTERPRETED. ASCERTAINMENT AND SAMPLING RE MOSOME ABNORMALITY AND VIOLENCE. APPENDED MATERI 'UNWANTEDNESS' ARE DERIVED), PREMATURITY, SEPARA LOWS: (1) OFFENDERS WITH, LEGAL VIOLATIONS DUE DI ~ FERRING TO DEFINING ABNORMAL STEREOTYPES OF filE AL DISCUSSES THE SOCIOLE~AL CONSIDERATIONS OF RE TION OF MOTHER AND CHILD, ANO INFANT AND CHILD MOR RECTLY TO ILLEGAL CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE POSSESSION 1 HAVIOR AND IDENTIFYING DISTRIBUTION OF CELLS IN THE SEARCH IN BEHAVIORAL ILLNESS AND THE SAFEGUARDING TALITY RATES ARE OUTLINED. WAYS IN WHICH THE PRAC " j OR USE, WITHOUT OTHER OFFENSES AGAINST PERSONS OR l BODY ARE THE MAJOR DIFFICULTIES. THE EPIDEMIOLOG OF SUBJECTS' RIGHTS. TABULAR DATA AND REFERENCES TICES OF MODERN MEDICINE HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE PROPERTY; (2) OFFENDERS WHO COMMIT CRIMES WHILE IN· r ICAL PROBLEM IS TO LOCATE INDIVIDUALS WITH A STAND ARE PROVIDED. (TWK) FAILURE OF AFFECTIONAL BONDING BETWEP:NPARENT AND TOXICATED, BUT WQULD HAVE COMMITTED SIMILAR CRIMES ! " ARD PATTERN OF BEHAVIOR IN THE POPULATION AT LARGE CHILD, WHICH TRANSLATES INTO CHILD ABUSE, NEGLECT, EVEN IF SOBER; (3) OFFENDERS SIMILAR TO CATEGORY 2, OR IN SPECIAL INSTITUTIONS AND THE CYTOLOGICAL PROB 53. DELINQUENCY, PULSE RATES AND EARLY EMOTIONAL DE· AND DYSFUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, ARE DISCUSSED (E.G., BUT WITH INCREASED VIOLENCE ASSOCIATED WITH IM , PRIVATION. By M. E. J. WADSWORTH. INSTITUTE FOR ~. LEM IS TO LOCATE CELLS OF A GIVEN KARYOTYPE IN PAR USE OF ANESTHETICS AND SEDATIVES IN CHILDBIRTH, POSI THE STUDY AND TREATMENT OF DELINQUENCY, 11 NEW PAIRED EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND RATIONALITY SECONDARY \ TICULAR REGIONS OF THE BODY. METHODS OF ASCERTAIN TION OF THE MOTHER DURING BIRTH, ROUTINE SEPARA TO INTOXICATION; AND (4) OFFENDERS WHO COMMIT 1 FETTER LANE, LONDON EC4 P4EE, ENGLAND. BRlrtSH MENT AND SAMPLING, TO BE MOST USEFUL, MUST TAKE AC JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY. V 16, N 3 (JULY 1976), P TION OF NEWBORNS FROM THEIR MOTHERS, DISCOURAGE CRIMES WHitE INTOXICATED WHICH WOULD NOT HAVE 'vi COUNT OF THE LIKELIEST TIMES AND POINTS OF CONNEC 245-256. NCJ.36245 MENT OF BREASTFEEDING). IT IS CONCLUDED THAT SOMA BEEN COMMITTED IF SOBER (DISINHIBITION OF SOCIAL CON c '. ~ TION BETWEEN SOCIAL AND BIOLOGICAL FACTORS. SEXUAL THIS STUDY INVESTIGATED THE THEORY THAT STRESS IN TOSENSORY DEPRIVATION DURING THE FORMATIVE PERI TROLS). (RCB) ~ ABNORMALITIES ARE THE EASIEST CHROMOSOMAL ABNOR EARLY CHILDHOOD MAY CONTRIBUTE TO ATYEIC,4,kAUTO ODS ACTUALLY INFLUENCES THE DEVELOPMENT, ORGANI Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCA ~ MALITIES TO STUDY BECAUSE THEY ARE. COMMON, REA NOMIC ACTIVITY WHICH CAN LATER BE USED TO DIF~1::;'li::I~ ZATION, AND FUNCTION OF THE BRAIN IN SUCH A WAY 'I' SONABLY WELL SPECIFIED, AND HAVE A'RECOGNIZABLE 1M· THAT THE BRAIN'S VIOLENCE 'SYSTEMS' ARE PREDISPOSED TION, AND WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL TIATE BETWEEN OFFENDERS OF VARIOUS KINDS AND HEALTH, 5600 FISHERS LANE, ROCKVILLE, MD 20852. MATURE PATTERN. IF THE UNDERLYING EMOTIONAL CON- NON·OFFENDERS. INFORMATION CONCERNING PULSE TO DOMINATE PLEASURE 'SYSTEMS.' ENRICHED SOMATO-
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TION FOR WOMEN WERE INVOLVED IN.THE STUDY-26 SELECTED READINGS, SEE NCJ 50445·50459. (AUTHOR AB WERE SELF·REPORTED HOMOSEXUALS, 42 WERE CONSID· 56. DRUG DEPENDENCE, CRIME AND PERSONALITY AMONG AGGRESSION, IMPULSIVENESS, OR LABILITY OF MOOD. SO· STRACT MODIFIED--LKM) ERED HOMOSEXUALS BY PRISON STAFF, AND 27 WERE FEMALE ADDICTS. By M. GOSSOP. ELSEVIER SEQUOIA CIOPATHIC BEHAVIOR NOT MARKED BY THESE SYMPTOMS Availability: VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLD, 135 WEST 50TH NONHOMOSEXUALS. SUICIDAL THOUGHTS, SUICIDAL AT· SA, POBOX 851,1001 LAUSANNE 1, SWITZERLAND. DRUG DOES NOT APPEAR TO RESPOND TO DRUG TREATMENT. STREET; NEW YORK, NY 10020. . AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE, V 3 (1978), P 359-364. THE MOST PROMISING DEVELOPMENT HAS BEEN THE TEMPTS, PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS DURING MENSTRUATION, NCJ-54700 TREATMENT OF PERSONALITY DISORDEHS WITH LITHIUM, 59. EFFECT OF PRISON CROWDING ON ,INMATE BEHAVIOR. AND A HISTORY OF VIOLENT CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF FEMALE ADDICTS ATTEND WHICH HAS A BENEFICIAL EFFECT IN STABILIZING EMOTION· By G. MCCAIN, V. C. COX, and P. B. PAULUS. UNIVERSITY WERE CHARACTERISTIC OF THE. HOMO,SEXUALGROUP, ING A LONDON, ENGLAND, DRUG CLINIC WHO HAD BEEN ALLY DISTURBED PATIENTS AND IN REDUCING AGGRESSION OF TEXAS, AR\,.INGTON. 167 p. 1980. NCJ.67444 WHEREAS A HISTORY OF CRIMES AGAINST SELF AND PROP· CONVICTeD FOR DRUG-RELATED, VIOLENT, AND OTHER OF IN VIOLENT OFFENDERS. THE EFFECTS OF MINOR TRAN· DATA FROM OVER 1,400 PRISON INMATES. TOGETHER WITH ERTY, AS WELL AS HISTORY OF ALCOHOLISM WERE FENSES WERE INVESTIGATED WITH REGARD TO NEUROTI QUILIZERS ON HOSTILITY SUGGEST A COMPLEX INTERAC ARCHIVAL DATA WERE USED TO EVALUATE PSYCHOLOGI· COMMON IN THE NONHOMOSEXUAL GROUP. VIOLENT BE· CISM AND EXTRAVERSION. THE 37 SUBJECTS IN THE STUDY TION AMONG THE DRUGS, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, AND HOS CAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CROWDING AND HAVIOR, TOGETHER WITH SUICIDE ATTEMPTS IN HOMOSEX ATTENDED THE CLINIC DURING 1976, AND THE AGE RANGE TILITY. CONTROLLED STUDIES ARE NEEDED TO DETERMINE VARIOUS HOUSING ARRANGEMENTS ON INMATES. INMATES UAL FEMALE PRISONERS SUPPORT THE HYPOTHESIS THAT OF THE SAMPLE WAS FROM 15 TO 59 YEARS. OF THE SUB THE EFFECTS OF MI~IOR TRANQUILIZERS ON HOSTILITY IN FROM THE SIX FEDERAL CORRECTIONS INSTITUTIONS OF EL AGGRESSIVE IMPULSES MAY BE EXPRESSED EITHER EXTER JECTS, 16 WERE DEPENDENT ON HEROIN OR METHADONE, NEUROTIC AND PERSONAlITY·DISORDERED PATIENTS. RENO, OKLA.; ATLANTA, GA;; DANBURY, CONN.; TEXARKANA, NALLY OR TOWARD THE SELF, THE PROBLEM BEING ONE 6 WERE DEPENDENT PRIMARILY ON BARBITURATES OR STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF MAJOR TRANQUILIZERS TEX.; LA TUNA, TEX.; AND FORT WORT~; rEX; WERE INCLUD· OF IMPAIRMENT IN CONTROL MECHANISMS. THE FINDINGS OTHER SEDATIVES, AND 15 WERE MULTIPLE DRUG (NEUROLEPTICS) IN CONTROLLING HOSTILITY AND AGGRES· ED IN THE STUDY. MEASURES USED WERE ILLNESS COM ALSO SUPPORT THE IDEA THAT VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, AS ABUSERS FOR WHOM THERE WAS NO PRIMARY DRUG OF SION IN NONPSYCHOTIC PATIENTS ARE INCONCLUSIVE. PLAINT RATES, DISCIPLINARY INFRACTION RATES, BLOOD SHOWN BY THIS GROUP OF INCARCERATED HOMOSEXUAL DEPENDENCE. ALL SUBJECTS WERE ASKED TO COMPLETE THERE IS NO EVIDENCE FROM CONTROLLED STUDIES THAT PRESSURE, PERCEPTION OF CROWDING, SLEEP,INMATE FEMALES, IS MULTIDETERMINED. THE FACTORS THAT INFLU THE EYSENCK PERSONALITY QUESTIONNAIRE, AND A ANTICONVULSANT DRUGS ARE EFFECTIVE IN TREATING DE EVALUATIONS OF HOUSING, DEATH RATES (BOTH VIOLENT ENCE ITS APPEARANCE AND EXPRESSION COULD INCLUDE SELF-REPORTED FORENSIC HISTORY OF EACH SUBJECT LINQUENTS OR PERSONS WITH ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITIES. AND NONVIOLENT), SUICIDE RATES, PSYCHIATRIC COMMIT· A HISTORY OF FAMILY VIOLENCE, POOR IMPULSE CONTROL WAS ALSO OBTAINED THROUGH INTERVIEW. MORE THAN STIMULANTS HAVE BEEN SHOWN TO BE EFFECTIVE IN MENT RATES,SELF-MUTILATION, AND SUICIDE ATTEMPT AS CHILDREN, NEUROLOGICAL ABNORMALITY, SEX ROLE HALF OF THE SUBJECTS HAD AT LEAST ONE CONVICTION. TREATING JUVENILE DELINQUENTS, BUT IT IS NOT KNOWN RATES. A ,QUESTIONNAIRE WAS ADMINISTERED TO INMATES IDENTIFICATION PROBLEMS, BIOCHEMICAL ABNORMALITieS OF CONVICTED SUBJECTS, 15 HAD BEEN CONVICTED OF AT HOW LONG STIMULANT-INDUCED IMPROVEMENTS ARE SUS AND BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED FROM (MANIFESTED AS MENSTRUAL IRREGULARITIES), AND IM LEAST ONE DRUG·RELATED OFFENSE AND 14 HAD BEEN TAINED. THERE IS ALSO THE RISK THAT JUVENILES WOULD THEM. STUDY FINDINGS SUPPORTED SEVERAL PRINCIPAL PULSE CONTROL PROBLEMS AS ADULTS. A BETTER UNDER· CONVICTED OF DRUG-RELATED AND NONVIOLENT CRIMES. ABUSE STIMULANT MEDICATION WERE THEY TREATED ON CONCLUSIONS. FIRST, HIGH DEGREES OF SUSTAINED STANDING OF HUMAN VIOLENCE MUST BE BASED ON THE ONLY FOUR SUBJECTS HAD BEEN CONVICTED OF ANY VIO AN OUTPATIENT BASIS. IN THE ONLY CONTROLLED STUDY CROWDING HAVE A WIDE VARIETY OF NEGATIVE PSYCHO· RECOGNITION OF THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL NATURE OF THE LENT CRIME. THE MOST FREQUENTLY RECORDED OFFENSE OF STIMULANTS IN ADULTS, METHYLPHENIDATE WAS EF· LOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS, INCLUDING IN PROBLEM' USING THE TOOLS AND INSIGHTS FROM MANY WAS SHOPLIFTING; THE SECOND MOST COMMON OFFENSE FECTIVE IN SOME ADULTS WHO WERE HYPERACTIVE IN CREASED ILLNESS COMPLAINT RATES, HIGHER DEATH AND DISCIPLINES. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED··RCS) WAS FORGERY OF PRESCRIPTIONS. PERSONALITY SCORES CHILDHOOD AND WHO MAY HAVE HAD MINIMAL BRAIN DYS· SUICIDE RATES, AND HIGHER DISCIPLINARY INFRACTION Sponlorlng Agenclel: US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCA· OF THE SAMPLE AS A WHOLE WERE HIGH. THE PREDICTION FUNCITON. A LIST OF REFERENCES IS INCLUDED. (LKM) RATES. SECOND, LARGE INSTITUTIONS PRODUCE MUCH TION AND WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF. MENTAL THAT CONVICTED FEMALE ADDICTS SHOULD SCORE HIGHER MORE SEVERE NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIO· HEALTH 5600 FISHERS LANE, ROCKVILLE, MD 20852; US ON EXTRAVERSION THAN NONCONVICTED SUBJECTS WAS 58. ECOLOGIC·BIOCHEMICAL APPROACHES TO TREATMENT OF LOGICAL EFFECTS THAN· DO SMALL INSTITUTIONS, AS EX· DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE SUPPORTED BY SEVERAL RESULTS. SUBJECTS WITH CON DELINQUENTS AND CRIMINALS. L. J. HIPPC.iEN, Ed. PRESSED IN HIGHER DEATH, SUICIDE, AND PSYCHIATRIC ADMINISTRATION, 633 INDIANA AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, VICTIONS ON THE OTHER OFFENSES VARIABLE WERE MORE VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLD, 135 WEST 50TH STREET, NEW TREATMENT RATES. FINALLY, PARTITIONING OF OPEN DOR· DC 20531. EXTRAVERTED THAN NONCONVICTED SUBJECTS. THERE YORK, NY 10020. 416 p. 1978. NCJ·50444 MITORIES INTO PRIVACY CUBICLES HAS A.STRONG POSITIVE Availability: UNIVERSIDAD DEL VALLE MEDICAL SCHOOL,DE· WAS A SLIGHT BUT NONSIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN EX DEVELOPMENTS IN THE STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT AS INDICATED BY THE REDUCTION OR ELIMINATIO~ PARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY CIO DR CLIMENT, CALI, A A TRAVERSION BETWEEN CONVICTED AND NONCONVICTED AGENTS (FOODS, CHEMICAL FUMES, DRUGS, CONTAMI· OF NEGATIVE EFFECTS TYPICALLY ASSOCIATED WITH OPEN 2188, COLOMBIA, SOUTH AMERICA SUBJECTS IN THE DRUG OFFENSES CATEGORY. ON THE NANTS) AND CHEMICAL IMBALANCES IN THE BRAIN AS DORMITORIES. THE FINDINGS ALSO INDICATE THAT THERE TOTAL OFFENSES VARIABLE, CONVICTED SUBJECTS WERE CAUSES OF DELINQUENCY AND CRIME·RELATED BEHAVIOR· ARE SUBSTANTIAL INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSES 61. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF WOMEN PRISONERS, I. MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC VARIABLES RELATED TO VIO' SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER ON EXTRAVERSION THAN NONCON AL DISORDERS ARE DOCUMENTED. THE BOOK, WHICH IS 01· TO OVERCROWDING AS WELL AS DIFFERENCES AMONG LENT BEHAVIOR. By c. E.'CLIMENT and A. ROLLINS. VICTED SUBJECTS. ORAL DRUG USERS SCORED HIGHER ON RECTED TO BOTH PRACTITIONERS AND STUDENTS, PRE· RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS. IT WAS ALSO FOUND THAT AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION, 1700 18TH STREET, of; J. NEUROTICISM AND ON COMPOSITE CRIMINALITY SCALE SENTS CONTRIBUTIONS BY 21 AUTHORITIES FROM THE BOTH THE NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS IN HOUSING QUARTERS 'NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20009. AMERICAN ,JOURNAL OF THAN INTRAVENOUS DRUG USERS. EXTRAVERSION WAS FIELDS OF PSYCHIATRY, CRIMINOLOCW, BIOCHEMISTRY, (SOCll\L DENSITY) AND SPACE PER PERSON (SPATIAL DENSI· PSYCHIATRY. V 130 N 9 (SEPTEMBER 1973), P 985·990. POSITIVELY CORRELATED WITH THE TOTAL NUMBER OF AND RELATED DISCIPLINES. THE HISTORY AND THEORY OF TY) CONTRIBUTE TO CROWDING EFFECTS, WITH SOCIAL " NCJ·12059 CONVICTIONS, THE NUMBER OF CONVICTIONS FOR PRUG THE ECOLOGIC·BIOCHEMICAL APPROACH TO DELINQUENCY DENSITY TYPICALLY THE MOST INFLUENTIAL FACTOR. IT AP FINDINGS OF STUDY AT WOMEN'S PRISON INDICATE THAT OFFENSES, AND CONVICTIONS FOR OTHER OFFENSES. THE AND CRIME ARE REVIEWED. EMPIRICAL RESEARCH FIND· PEARS THAT ONCE SPACE-PER·PERSON LEVELS OF 50 SEVERAL VARIABLES ARE HIGHLY RELATED TO VIOLENCE, FINDINGS OF THE STUDY MERELY POINT TO ONE ASPECT INGS REGARDING ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS ARE SQUARE FEET OR HIGHER ARE REACHED, THE NUMBER OF BUT NO SINGLE VARIABLE IS OF MAJOR IMPORTANCE. OF CRIMINALITY AND DRUG ADDICTION THAT HAS BEEN NE REPORTED IN PAPERS ON THE ETIOLOGY OF LEARNING DIS PEOPLE LIVING TOGETHER AND THE SPACE ARRANGEMENT NINETY-FIVE WOMEN PRISON VOLUNTEERS PARTICIPATED GLECTED. IN SUCH COMPLEX AREAS OF DRUG DEPEND ABILITIES, DRUG ABUSE, AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY; IN· (SINGLE BUNKING, CUBICLlNG, SEGMENTING INTO BAYS) IN AN INVESTIGATION OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC COR· ENCE AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR, NO SINGLE FACTOR CAN FORMATION PROCESSING DEFECTS.lN DELINQUENTS; THE MAY BE THE MAIN FACTORS.OETER.MINING THE REACTION RELATES OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. VIOLENCE WAS MEAS· BE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE A SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION. EFFECTS OF LIGHT AND RADIATION ON HUMAN HEALTH TO THE HOUSING. RECOMMENDATIOI-JS CONCERNING OPTI URED IN FIVE INDEPENDENT WAYS. CONCURRENCE OF ALL SUPPORTING DATA AND REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (DEP) AND BEHAVI0R; ECOLOGICAL ASf.'ECTS OF ANTISOCIAL BE· MUM HOUSING ARRANGEMENTS POLICIES ARE GIVEN AND FIVE MEASURES WAS THE CRITERION FOR ESTABLISHING A HAVIOR; BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON' VIOLENT BEHAVIOR; FUTURE RESEARCH NEEDS ARE OISCUSSED. FIGURES, REF· RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VIOLENCE AND A GIVEN VARIABLE. 57. DRUG TREATMENT OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS AND DE· AND EFFECTS OF NICOTINIC AND ASCORBIC ACIDS ON THE ERENces, AND AN APPENDIX OF DATA COLLECTION FORMS LlNQUENTS (FROM PSYCHO?ATH ·A COMPREHENSIVE THE VARIABLES MOST HIGHLY ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLENCE BEHAVIOR OF INSTITUnONAlIZED DELINQUENTS. CASE STUDY OF ANTISOCIAL DISORDERS AND BEHAVIORS, 1978, ARE PROVIDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED-PRG) WERE MATERNAL LOSS BEFORE AGE TEN, SEVERE PAREN BY WILLIAM H REID-SEE NCJ·5751 0). By R. KELLNER. STUDIES LINKING CRIME-RELATED DISORDERS SUCH AS AL SponlOrlng Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU TAL PUNISHMENT, NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS IN RELA· BRUNNERIMAZEL, INC, 19 UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK, NY COHOLISM AND LEARNING DISABILITIES TO VITAMIN AND OF JUSTICE STATISTICS, 633 INDIANA AVENUE NW, WASH· TIVES, THE DISCONTROL SYNDROME (A SERIES OF DISOR· 10003. 29 p. 1978. ~CJ·57518 MINERAL DEFICIENCIES, HYPOGLYCEMIA, FOOD ALLERGIES. INGTON, DC 20531. . DERED ACTS THAT INTERRUPT AN INDIVIDUAL'S TYPICAL CLINICAL STUDIES OF THE USE OF PSYCHOTROPIC POL~UTANTS, VISION DEFECTS, ARTIFICIAL LIGHT SOURCES, Availability: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO· LlFE.STYLE AND THAT APPEAR BOTH OUT OF CHARACTER DRUGS··TRANQUILIZERS, ANTICONVULSANTS, 'STIMULANTS, AND LOW-LEVEL MAN·MADE RADIATION ARE RECOUNTED. FICHE PROGRAM. . - FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND INAPPROPRIATE TO THE SITUA· '1 {i LITHIUM IN TREATING DELINQUENTS AND PATIENTS WITH SUBSEQUENT CHAPTERS DESCRIBE DEVELOPMENTS IN TION) AND EASY ACCESS TO WEAPONS. THESE RESULTS , 60. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF FEMALE PRISONERS. By \\ PERSONALITY· DISORDERS ARE SURVEYED. THERE HAVE ORTHOMOLECULAR DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, INCLUD C. E, CLIMENT, F. R. ERVIN, A. ROlLINS, R. PLUTCHIK, and C. UNDERSCORE THE NEED FOR A MULTI·DISCIPlINARY AP· ING WORK WITH HYPERACTIVE CHILDREN, SLOW LEARNERS, BEEN RELATIVELY FEW CONTROLLED STUDIES OF DRUG EF· J. BATINELLI. . WILLIAMS AND WILKINS COMPANY, 428 PROACH TO THE STUDY OF VIOLENCE RATHER THAN FOR FECTS IN JUVENILE DELINQUENTS AND PERSONS WITH PER· ALCOHOLICS, AND PRISON INMATES. CHAPTERS ON PRE· EAST PRESTON STREET, BALTIMORE, MD 21202. JOI)RNAL INVESTIGATIONS WITHIN ISOLATED DISCIPLINES. (AUTHOR SONALITY DISORDERS. ALTHOUGH SOME TRAITS AND VENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION TOUCH ON PRENATAL OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE, V 164, N 1 (1977), P ABSTRACT) TARGET SYMPTOMS IN PERSONALITY DISORDER AND DELIN AND POSTNATAL NUTRITION AND EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF 25.29. . . NCJ·46333 QUENCY CAN BE TREATED WITH PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS, VISUAL AND PERCEPTUAL ABNORMALITIES. A DEMONSTRA· MEDICAL AND rSYCHIATRIC DIFFERENCES AMONG WOMEN 62. EPILEPSY AND THE ALTERNATIVES FOR CRIMINAL DE· NO SINGLE DRUG OR CLASS OF DRUGS SUITABLE FOR TION PROJECT USING ORTHOMOLECULAR TECHNIQUES TO WHO WERE HOMO~!:XUAL PRIOR TO PRISON DETENTION, FENSE. By C •. D. WEINBER(;. C~SE WESTERN RESERVE TREATING PEOPLE WHOSE BEHAVIORS ARE LABELED DEVI REDUCE RECIDIVISM AMONG DELINQUENTS IS DESCRIBED, WOMEN WHO F.IRST BECAME HOMOSEXUALtN PRISON, AND UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. OF LAW, CLEVELAND, OH 44106. ANT OR ANTISOCIAL HAS EMERGED. EVIDENCE IS ACCUMU AND A MODEL FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITY TREATMENT NONHOMOSEXUAL FEMALE OFFENDERS ARE EXAMINED. CASE WESTERN RESERVE LAW REVIEW. V 27, N 3 (SPRING 1977), P 771·803. NCJ·42197 LATING THAT SOCIOPATHS QAN BENEFIT FROM DRUGS IF PROGRAMS FOR CRIMINALS AND DELINQUENTS IS PRE· NINETY-FIVE PRISONERS F,ROM THE FRAMINGHAM INST!TU· , THEIR PREDOMINANT SYMPTOMS ARE UNCONTROLLABLE SENTED. A BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX ARE PROVIDED. FOR
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0, .~,: ""'_~~~~ .o~:"'~' ~'JMI."" ~~o • .J#JJli.~~~~~~~~~~J",~:"'I.~¥-~~,.i~,;;;;~'· i-;l~.~·*-:4t+"i'*'i~~; '\ ,J I' il l.i J. 1i .j !I EPILEPSY 'l CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE ':I j NOTING THAT A LACK OF UNDERSTANDING HAS HAMPERED SHOULD INCLUDE NEUROLOGICAL, PSYCHIATRIC, PSYCHO LAWYERS FORMULATING CRIMINAL DEFENSES FOR EPILEP LOGICAL, ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC, AND NEUROSURGI. FURTHER INTO TWO SMAllER SUBGROUPS--EPISODIC DYS BlE OF PROVIDING PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN AND SIGNIFI· TIC CLIENTS, THE AUTHOR EXAMINES PATHOLOGICAL AS CAL DIAGNOSTIC TESTS. LONG-TERM THERAP)' AND SUPER. CONTROL AND EPISODIC REACTiONS. EPISODIC DYSCON CANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE RAPIST'S CHARAC· PECTS OF EPILEPSY AND ANALYZES CRIMINAL DEFENSES VISION MAY BE REQUIRED FOR INDIVIDUALS IN WHOM VIO. TROl IS CHARAOTERIZED BY AN INTERRUPTION IN LIFE TERISTICS. SOME SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT METHODS IN· FOR EPILEPTIC PERSONS. ALTHOUGH DOCTORS AT ONE lENCE AND EPilEPSY ARE ASSOCIATED. NO LIST OF REFER. STYLE AND FLOW WHICH IS REPRESENTED BY AN ABRUPT CLUDE DECREASING EXCESSIVE ARPUSAl TO RAPE OR MO· TIME BELIEVED THAT THERE WAS A SIGNIFICANT RELATION ENCES IS PROVIDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED) ACT OR SERIES OF ACTS WITH A CGMMON INTENTION, CAR lESTING CHilDREN; INCREASiNG AROUSAL TO APPROPRI· SHIP BETWEEN EPILEPSY AND VIOLENT CRIMINAL BEHAV RIED THROUGH TO COMPLETION WITH EITHER RELIEF OF ATE PARTNERS; AND DEVELOPING HETEROSOCIAl, ASSER· IOR, THE CLEAR WEIGHT OF AUTHORITY IS NOW TO THE 64. EPILEPTIC AUTOMATISM AND VIOLENCE. By S. J. KNOX. TENSION OR GRATIFICATION OF SPECIFIC NEED. ANTISO TIVE, OR EMPATHETIC SKillS. WHAT IS NEEDED IS THE CONTRARY. HOWEVER, AS AN AFTERMATH OF A SEIZURE SWEET AND MAXWELL, 11' NEW FETTER LANE, lONDON, CIAL IN NATURE, SUCH ACTS ARE MOTIVATED BY INTENSE TREATMENT VEHICLE FOR APPLYING THESE TECHNIQUES THE EPILEPTIC MAY EXPERIENCE A MENTAL DISTURBANCE ENGLAND. MEDICINE SCIENCE AND THE LAW, V 8, N 2 FEELINGS OF FEAR OR RAGE WITH LIMITED OR NO FORE TO BOTH INCARCERATED AND NONINCARCERATED (APRil 1968), P 96·104. NCJ-56890 i RANGING FROM, MilD CONFUSION TO COMPLETE UNCON SIGHT. MONROE FURTHER PRESENTED CLINICAL AND AGGRESSIVES. (lWM) SCiOUSNESS, IF AN EPilEPTIC ENGAGES IN CONDUCT CON CERTAIN ASPECTS OF EPilEPTIC AUTOMATISM ARE EX ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC EVIDENCr.: INFERRING AN Supplemental Notes: JANUARY 12, 1978. !i PLORED WITH EMPHASIS ON ASSESSING THE DURATION OF SIDERED TO BE CRIMINAL DURING OR IMMEDIATELY AFTER EPilEPTOID MECHANISM UNDERYLING All EPISODIC BEHAV AUTOMATISM, THE FREQUENCY OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, A SEIZURE, HIS MENTAL CONDITION MAY BE AN EXCULPA IORAL DISORDERS. IN DETERMINING THE IMPORTANCE OF 67. EVALUATION OF ORGANIC FACTORS IN PATIENTS WITH IM AND THE NATURE OF VIOLENCE ASSOCIATED WITH AUTOM ,TORY CIRCUMSTANCE, IMPORTANT TO HIS DEFENSE. TO AID EPilEPTOID VERSUS MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS, HE COM PULSE DISORDERS AND EPISODIC VIOLENCE (FROM ISSUES ATISM. AUTOMATISM IS A CONDITION OF IMPAIRED AWARE. THE DEFENSE ATTORNEY, THIS NOTE FIRST OUTLINES THE PARED CLINICAL AND EEG DATA PHENOMENOLOGICALLY IN BRAIN/BEHAVIOR CONTROL, 1976, BY W L SMITH AND A NESS IN WHICH INDIVIDUALS MAY PERFORM ACTIONS WHilE GENERAL NATURE OF EPilEPSY AND DESCRIBES THE VAR AND IT APPEARED THAT EPilEPTOID MECHANISMS PLAY AN KLING SEE NCJ-57467). By F. R. ERVIN. SPECTRUM PUB SUFFERING FROM TOTAL OR PARTIAL AMNESIA. IN THE LICATIONS, INC, 75-31 192ND STREET, FLUSHING, NY 11366. IOUS MANIFESTATIONS OF THIS CONDITION. THE AUTHOR INCREASINGLY SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN CONTRAST TO MOTI PRESENT STUDY, 43 PATIEN'fS TREATED IN A NORTHERN 10 p. 1976. NCJ-57468 NOTES THAT TO ESTABLISH AN EPilEPSY DEFENSE, IT VATIONAL MECHANISMS WHEN CERTAIN CRITERIA ARE MET IRELAND HOSPITAL FOR EPilEPSY AND IDENTIFIED AS A PSYCHIATRIST DISCUSSES HIS WORK WITH PATIENTS MUST BE SHOWN BY MEDICAL EVIDENCE THAT THE DE (E.G., THE DYSCONTROl ACTS ARE PRIMITIVE AND DIFFUSE, I, HAVING EXPERIENCED AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOR WERE INTER WHO, COMPLAINING OF IMPULSE DISORDERS RESULTING IN FENDANT IS AN EPilEPTIC AND A CAUSAL CONNECTION THE ELICITING SITUATION IS NEUTRAL OR AMBIGUOUS). AL VIEWED ABOUT THEIR ILLNESSES. THEY WERE ACCOMPA. EPISODIC VIOLENCE, ADMITTED THEMSELVES TO A CLINIC. MUST BE DEMONSTRATED BETWEEN THE EPILEPSY AND THOUGH A REVIEW OF LITERATURE CONCERNING IMPULSI NIED TO THE INTERVIEW BY A RELATIVE OR OTHER IN TliEIR PROBLEMS AND THOSE OF SELECTED PRISON IN THE CRIMINAL CONDUCT. SUCH ALTERNATIVE DEFENSES AS VITY AND AGGRESSIVE ACTING OUT INDICATES MANY DIF FORMED PERSON WHO WAS ALSO QUESTIONED ABOUT THE MATES APPEAR RELATED. THE PATIENTS, LARGELY MALE THE INSANITY DEFENSE, THE DIMINISHED CAPACITY DE FERENT ASSESSMENT APPROACHES, THE THE RESULTS OF PATIENT'S BEHAVIOR DURING A STATE OF AUTOMATISM. AND WHITE, HAD A NUMBER OF COMMON CHARACTERIS FENSE, AND THE INVOLUNTARY ACT DEFENSES ARE DIS THESE INVESTIGATIONS HAVE BEEN CONTRADICTORY AND THE SUBJECTS, 22 OF WHOM WERE CONSIDERED TO HAVE TICS. MOST HAD ARREST AND CONVICTION RECORDS FOA CUSSED. THE AUTHOR NOTES THAT IN FORMULATING A DE CONFUSION EXISTS CONCERNING THE UTILITY OF PSYCHO PSYCHOMOTOR EPilEPSY, REPORTED A WIDE VARIETY OF CRIMES OF PERSONAL VIOLENCE, ACKNOWLEDGED ACTS FENSE, SPECIAL ATTENTION MUST BE PAID TO THE APPRO lOGICAL TEST INSTRUMENTS IN ASSESSING THIS CON AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOR. ACCORDING TO THE INTERVIEW RE OF VIOLENCE PRECEDED BY SOME PRODROMAL STATE PRIATENESS"IN THE CASE OF THE INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT, STRUCT. THIS CONFUSION SEEMS TO BE MORE THE RESULT SPONSES, AUTOMATIC ACTIONS OF THE PATIENTS HAVE A WHICH THEY COULD OFTEN IDENTIFY, AND VIOLENTLY Of THE VERDICTS, PENALTIES, AND DISPOSITIONS PRO OF AN INADEQUATE APPRECIATION OF THE MULTIDIMEN WELL COORDINATED, QUASI-PURPOSEFUL QUALITY THAT IS OVERREACTED TO SOME TYPE OF PROVOCATION. THEY EVI VIDED UNDER EACH DEFENSE AVAILABLE. (AUTHOR AB SIONALITY OF THE CONSTRUCT RATHER THAN OF A FAULTY STRACT MODIFIED) ... DMC INAPPROPRIATE FOR THE PATIENT'S SITUATION. ONLY DENCED A FAIRLY CONSISTENT PATTERN OF PATHOLOGI SELECTION OF TEST INSTRUMENTS. FOR EXAMPLE, MC- THREE OF THE PATIENTS REPORTED HJU;'ING FITS PRIOR TO CAL AGGRESSION AND APPEARED PASSIVE AND INEFFECTU " DONALD (1971), USING A FACTOR ANALYTIC APPROACH TO 63. EPILEPSY-RELATION TO AGGRESSION, VIOLENCE, RAGE AUTOMATISM. ONLY-\) OUT OF THE 43 PATIENTS HAD EVI AL THEY EXPERIENCED VIOLENT ATTACKS FROM 4 TO 20 THE STUDY OF IMPULSE CONTROL IN CHilDREN FOUND NO AND CRIMINALITY. By A. J. ARIEFF. CALLAGHAN AND DENCED ANY VIOLENCE DURING AUTOMATISM, AND IN TIMES A YEAR AND ALTHOUGH HAD PREVIOUSLY SOUGHT LESS THAN THREE ORTHOGONAL FACTORS EMERGING COMPANY, 165 NORTH ARCHER AVENUE, MUNDELEIN, Il THESE CASES VIOLENCE USUALLY WAS ASSOCIATED WITH HELP, THEY HAD GENERALLY BEEN TURNED AWAY BY 60060. MEDICAL TRIAL TECHNIQUE QUARTERL V 21, N WITH THE USE OF A- WIDE'VARIETY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL Y, ATTEMPTS MADE BY OTHERS TO RESTRAIN THEIR AUTO OTHER HOSPITALS, PROBABLY BECAUSE PATIENTS SUFFER 1 (SUMMER 1974), P 15-26. NCJ-57049 TEST INSTRUMENTS. THESE FACTORS WERE LABELED CEN MATIC ACTIVITY. INFORMED PERSONS REPORTED THAT THE ING FROM TEMPORAL lOBE AND IMPULSE DISORDERS ARE THE RESEARCH LITERATURE PERTAINING TO THE RELA TRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INTEGRATION, COGNITIVE CON· AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOR USUALlYLASTS 5 MINUTES OR LESS DIFFICULT TO WORK WITH AND OFTEN TERMINATE TREAT TIONSHIP OF EPilEPSY TO B.EHAVIORAl DISORDERS IS RE TROl, AND BEHAVIORAL CC>NTROL. GRAPHIC DATA AND (81 PERCENT) OR 5 TO 15 MINUTES (12 PERCENT). FOR 40 MENT OR BECAUSE MEDICAL PERSONNEL HAVE NO STRAT VIEWED. EPilEPSY HAS BEEN CITED AS THE CAUSE OF REFERENCES PROVIDED. (KBl) PATIENTS THERE WAS TOTAL AMNESIA /=OR THE PERIOD OF EGY FOR WORKING WITH SUCH DISORDERS. VARIOUS MANY CONDITIONS--MENTAl IllNESS, PERSONALITY DIS AUTOMATIC ACTIVITY AND FOR 3 PATIENTS THERE; WAS METHODS WERE TRIED WITH THIS GROUP; SOME WERE TURBANCE, VIOLENCE, RAPE, CRIMINALITY. ACTUALLY EPI 66. EVALUATING AND TREATING RAPISTS AND CHILD MOLEST PARTIAL RECALL OF SUCH ACTIVITY. DEFENDANTS IN CRIMI PLACED IN GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL THERAPY, WHilE OTHERS lEPTIC SEIZURES MAY HAVE LITTLE TO DO WITH THESE DIS ERS' CURRENT STATUS (FROM RESEARCH INTO VIOLENT NAL CASES OFTEN PLEAD INNOCENT ON THE GROUNDS BEHAVIOR OVERVIEW AND SEXUAL ASSAULTS, 1978-SEE WERE GIVEN DRUGS OR WERE SUBjECTED TO ENVIRON ,\ ORDERS, EXCEPT PERHAPS AS ANOTHER SYMPTOM OF AN THAT THEY COMMITTED THE OFFENSE IN A STATE OF NC,,-55729). By G. ABEL. US CONGRESS HOUSE COM· MENTAL MANIPULATIONS. IN THE COURSE OF THE INITIA UNDERLYING DISORDER. ALTHOUGH IT CANNOT BE CON AUTOMATISM. THE RESULTS OF THIS STUDY THEREFORE MITTEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, WASHINGTON, DC TIVE, HOWEVER, SEVERAL THINGS BECAME CLEAR. FIRST, CLUDED FROM AVAILABLE EVIDENCE THAT EPilEPSY IS RE HAVE lEGAL IMPLICATIONS: (1) ACTS OF VIOLENCE ARE UN. 20515. 8 p. 1978. NCJ-55739 THEY SUFFERED A BEHAVIOR PROBLEM OR SYNDROME I LATED TO CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR, THERE HAVE BEEN MANY USUAL IN EPilEPTIC AUTOMATISM; (2) THE AUTOMATIC AC MAJOR ADVANCES IN THE TREATMENT OF RAPISTS AND THAT IS THOROUGHLY NEGLECTED IN MEDICINE. SECOND, , I INSTANCES IN WHICH CRIMES MAY HAVE BEEN THE RESULT TIVITY APPEARS SUDDENLY AND PRECLUDES THE POSSISll CHILD MOLESTERS AS WELL AS THOSi:: IMPEDIMENTS THAT THEY DO NOT FALL WITHIN THE TRADITIONAL FRAMEWORK OF OR ASSOCIATED WITH EPilEPTIC SEIZURES OR THEIR ITY OF PREMEDITATION AND PLANNING; (3) AUTOMATIC BE INTERFERE WITH IMPLEMENTING TREATMENT FOR OFFEND OF EXISTING DIAGNOSTIC OR THERAPEUTIC STRATEGIES SEQUELAE. AN EARLY (1875) STUDY OF TEMPORARY HAVIOR LASTS ONLY A FEW MINUTES; AND (4) EPILEPTICS ERS ARE IDENTIFIED IN TESTIMONY BEFORE THE HOUSE (I.E., IT IS NOT CLEAR WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT THEM). MENTAL DISORDERS AFTER EPilEPTIC. SEiZURES CONCLUD WilL HAVE NO AMNESIA FOR EVENTS OCCURRING PRIOR SUBCOMMITTEE. fIFTY·FIVE THOUSAND RAPES ARE RE· MOREOVER, A BIOMEDICAL EXAMINATION OF A PRISON POP ED THAT EPilEPSY OFTEN IS ASSOCIATED WITH INSANITY TO LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. STUDY DATA AND REFER. PORTED YEARLY IN THE UNITED STATES; AN ESTIMATED 2.2 ULATION REVEALED A SIGNIFICANT PRELIMINARY RESULT: AND NOTED THAT BEHAVIORAL ABERRATIONS FOllOWING ENCES ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) I'~ RAPES ARE COMMITTED FOR EACH 1 REPORTED. WHEN IN THERE WAS AMONG AN INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION AN SEIZURES ARE CHARACTERIZED BY MENTAL AUTOMATISM. CARCERATION DOES FOllOW CONVICTION, THE RECIDIVISM IDENTIFIABLE GROUP OF INMATES WHOSE VIOLENT TEN A lATER (1893) STUDY MENTIONED 'EPilEPTIC MANIA'--A SE 65. EPISODIC DYSCONTROL-DEFINITIONS, DESCRIPTIONS, RATE REMAINS QUITE HIGH (I.E., 22 TO 36 PERCENT 5 DENCIES WERE CHARACTERISTIC OF THE CLINIC PATIENTS. QUELA WHICH MAY TAKE THE PLACE OF A PHYSICAL CON AND MEASUREMENT (FROM BRAIN DYSFUNCTION IN AG YEARS AFTER RELEASE). RAPES ARE COMMITTED BY A HE FURTHER RESEARCH IS NEEDED TO IDENTIFY THESE SUB VULSION AND WHICH MAY BE VIOLENT OR EVEN HOMICIDAL GRESSIVE CRIMINALS, 1978, BY RUSSELL R MONROE-SEE TEROGENOUS GROUP OF OFFENDERS. SOME ARE THE GROUPS AS WEll AS AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT REGIMEN. MORE RECENT RESEARCH HAS NOTED THE PRESENCE NCJ-53119). By G. U. BALIS and M. MCDONALD. HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, lEXINGTON, MA RESULT OF SOCIOCULTURAL INFLUENCES, OTHERS AFIE REFERENCES ARE NOTED. (DAG) DURING AND AFTER SEIZURES OF PSYCHOTIC STATES THAT 02173. 15 p. 1978. NCJ-53120 DUE TO SPECIFIC PSYCHOLOGICAL CONFLICTS. PHYSIOLOG OFTEN ARE EXTREMELY VIOLENT. IN 1961, AN ILLUSTRATIVE IN SUPPORT OF A VALIDATION STUDY OF A IC MEANS HAVE BEEN USED TO EVALUATE THE EROTIC 68. EVIDENCE TO THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON VIOLENCE IN CASE OF PSYCHOMOTOR EPilEPSY IN WHICH HOMICIDE TWO·DIMENSIONAl METHOD FOR CLASSIFYING AGGRES PREFERENCES OF RAPISTS. RAPISTS AND NONRAPISTS THE FAMILY. ROYAL COllEGE OF PSYCHIATRISTS, CHAN WAS COMMITTED DURING A PERIOD OF UNAWARENESS SIVE CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR, A THEORY OF EPISODIC BEHAV APPEAR TO SHOW SIMILAR ERECTION RESPONSES TO EX DOS HOUSE, 2 QUEEN ANNE STREET, LONDON W.l, ENG WAS DESCRIBED: THIS STUDY SUMMARIZED CRITERIA FOR IORAL DISORDER WAS REVIEWED, ALONG WITH PSYCHO. PLICIT Q~ZCRIPTIONS OF MUTUALLY ENJOYABLE, CONSENT· LAND. 24 p. 1976. NCJ·49815 DECIDING WHETHER A CRIME IS ATTRIBUTABLE TO AN EPI lOGICAL MEASURES OF DYSCONTROl BEHAVIOR. MONROE -ING INTERCOURSE" HOWEVER, THEY DIFFER IN THEIR EREC· TESTIMONY IS GIVEN CONCERNING THE INCIDENCE OF lEPTIC CONDITION. SUBSEQUENT RESEARCHERS HAVE (1970) DEFINED EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS (EBD) AS TIONS TO DESCRIPTIONS OF RAPE SCENES. ALSO, THERE IS CHilD BATTERING, DIFFICULTIES IN ASCERTAINMENT, WHAT USED A VARIETY OF TECHNIQUES TO EXPLORE EPilEPTIC 'PRECIPITOUSLY APPEARING MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR THAT A STRONG CORRELATION BETWEEN RAPE INDICES AND THE HAPPENS TO SURViVING BATTERED CHILDREN, AND SUG SEIZURES AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERS IN OFFENDERS, INTERUPTS THE LIFE STYLE AND LIFE FLOW OF THE INDIVID. RAPIST'S LIKELIHOOD OF HAVING INJURED HIS VICTIMS GESTIONS FOR PREVENTION. TWO CATEGORIES OF BAT MENTAL DEFECTIVES, DELINQUENTS, AND OTHER POPULA UAL.' HE CLASSIFIED BEHAVIOR DISORDERS AS FOLLOWS: DURING THE ACT OF RAPE. PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES CAN TERED CHilDREN ARE DEFINED: (1) SEVERE RISK-MONTHLY TIONS. IT APPEARS THAT CRIMES CAUSED BY EPilEPSY ARE (1) EPISODIC INHIBITIONS, INCLUDING NARCOLEPSY, CATA. ACCURATELY IDENTIFY THE SADIST OR SADISTIC RAPIST REVIEW, INCLUDES FAMILIES WHERE PARENTS ARE KNOWN RARE. TO CORRELATE AN EPilEPTIC DISORDER WITH ANY lEPSY, AKINETIC MUTISM, PERIODIC CATATONIA, AND PETIT AND PINPOINT THOSE RAPISTS LIKELY TO SELECT THE TO HAVE INJURED A CHilD OR WHERE SEVERE INJURY HAS CRIME REQUIRES AN INTENSIVE CLINICAL STUDY THAT MAl. STATUS, AND (2) EPISODIC DISINHIBITIONS, CLASSIFIED MORE VULNERABLE VICTIM, THE VERY OLD OR VERY OCCURRED IN THE PAST, FAMILIES STRONGLY SUSPECTED YOUNG. THESE PHYSIOLOGIC MEASUREMENTS ARE CAPA· OF INFLICTING INJURY, AND FAMILIES WITH THE GENERAl- I 20 21 FAMILY CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL FROM LY RECOGNIZED HEAVY WEIGHTING OF PREDISPOSING DISCIPLINES. SOCIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS INVOLVE CUL· TO FIVE. STATISTICAL TABLES AND REFERENCES ARE PRO· SEARCH AND THE PRACTICAL RESULTS WHICH MAY BE OB SOCIAL .FACTORS; AND (2) LOW RISK·QUARTERL Y REVIEW, TURAL NORMS, CLASS ALIENATION FROM DOMINANT VIDED. (KCP). TAINED BY ITS APPLICATION TO SUITABLE PENITENTIARY INCLUDES CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OF AGE WITH A BONE SOCIAL VALUES, AND CONCEPTS OF SEX ROLES. PSYCHO· Availability: National Criminal Justice Relerence Service MICRO· POPULATIONS. FRACTURE FROM ANY CAUSE, CHILDREN UNDER 1 YEAR LOGICAL EXPLANATIONS CITE LEARNED BEHAVIOR, INDIVID· FICHE PROGRAM. Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LEAA NA· BRUISED MORE THAN COULD REASONABLY BE EXPECTED UAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, PERSONALITY INTERACTIONS, TIONAL INSTITUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL AT THIS AGE, AND FAMILIES WHERE SUSPICION OF INJURY FRUSTRATION·AGGRESSION, AND THE USE OF LEGAL 71. FEMALE DELINQUENCY (FROM CRITICAL ISSUES IN JUVE· JUSTICE, 633 INDIANA AVENUE NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20531. OR PREDISPOSING FACTORS ARE NOT SUFFICIENTLY DRUGS AND ALCOHOL. IN ADDITION, BIOLOGICAL THEORIES NILE DELINQUENCY, 1980, BY DAVID SHICHOR AND DELOS Availability: National Criminal' Justice Reference Service MICRO· H KELLY SEE NCJ.65344). By R. GIALLOMBARDO. STRONG FOR THE seVERE RISK GROUP CLASSIFICATION. EXPLAIN AGGRESSION AS A BASIC INSTINCTIVE DRIVE, PART FICHE PROGRAM. HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, LEXING· ALTHOUGH VIOLENCE IS EASY TO RECOGNIZE AND DRA. OF DOMINANCE HIERARCHIES AND CHARACTERISTIC OF SUo TON, MA 02173. 20 p. 1980. NCJ·65348 73. FORTY·SEVEN, XYY CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITY-A MATIC IN ITSF.FFECTS, ITIS NOT NECESSARILY MORE DAN. PERIOR PHYSICAL CAPACITY. COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THE ARTICLE REVIEWS THEORIES ON FEMALE JUVENILE DE· CRITICAL APPRAISAL WITH RESPECT TO ANTISOCIAL AND GEROUS OR DAMAGING THAN CONTINUAL AND EXTENSIVE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INDICATE OVERWHELMING MALE IN· LlNQUENCY, PRESENTS COMPARATIVE DATA ON MALE AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR (FROM ISSUES IN BRAIN/BEHAVIOR AGGRESSION. TO BE CLASSIFIED AS SEVERE, ABUSE CASES VOLVEMENT WITH ALL TYPES OF VIOLENCE, RELATING TO FEMALE CRIME, AND EXAMINES SEXISM IN THE ADMINISTRA· CONTROL, 1967, BY W L SMITH AND A KLINE-SEE ARE OFTEN REQUIRED TO DEMONSTRATE ONE OR MORE THE MALES' PHYSICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL POWER IN TION OF JUSTICE. RESEARCH INTO FEMALE DELINQUENCY NCJ·57467). By S. A. SHAH. SPECTRUM PUBLICATIONS, OF THE FOLLOWING FACTORS: PROLONGED ASSAULTS OF THE SOCIETY. BOTH CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LEGAL REMEDIES INC, 75·31 192ND STREET, FLUSHING, NY 11366. 19 p. HAS FOCUSED ON BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL AND PSYCHO· SUCH SEVERITY THAT DEATH ENSUES, SKULL OR FACIAL WERE EVALUATED AND FOUND INADEQUATE FOR DEALING 1976. NCJ·57469 LOGICAL FACTORS, WITH STUDIES LINKING CRIME TO MEN· BONE FRACTURES, BLEEDING INTO OR AROUND THE BRAIN, WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. OF PARTICULAR CONCERN IS AVAILABLE EVIDENCE ON XYY CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALI· STRUAL PERIODS OR SEXUAL ACTIVITY. SEVERAL PROJECTS TWO OR MORE MUTILATIONS REQUIRING MEDICAL ATTEN. THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE BURDEN.oF TAKING ACTION IN TIES AND THEIR ROLE IN VIOLENT AND ANTISOCIAL BEHAV· , HAVE DOCUMENTED A STRONG RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TION, THREE OR MORE SEPARATE INSTANCES OF FRAC. INITIATING. PROSECUTION, APPLYING FOR RELIEF, AND lOR ARE REVIEWED, AND IT IS ARGUED THAT GENE STUDIES 1. BROKEN HOMES AND FEMALE DELINQUENCY, ALTHOUGH TURE, AND MULTIPLE FRACTURES, AND/OR SEVERE INTER. SEEKING ENFORCEMENT UPON BRE.fICH OF COURT ORDERS HAVE NOT ESTABLISHED THE EXTRA Y'S ASSOCIATION WITH OTHERS NOTE THAT POliCE OFTEN FEEL THAT AN ADOLES· NAL INJURIES. THERE IS A RELATIONSHIP AMONG PHYSICAL IS IMPOSED ON THE BATTERED WIFE, PLACING HER IN DEVIANCE. STUDIES OF THE PREVALENCE OF XYY'S IN GEN· CENT GIRL FROM A ONE·PARENT FAMILY NEEDS THE INJURY, MALNUTRITION, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEGLECT, JEOPARDY OF FURTHER ABUSE. MORE ACTIVE AND POSI· ERAL AND SPECIAL POPULATIONS (I.E., MENTAL HOSPITALS GREATER SUPERVISION PROVIDED BY AND COMBINATIONS OF THESE FACTORS MAY BE SYNER. TIVE INTERFERENCE IN FAMILY VIOLENCE SITUATIONS IS AND PRJSONS) HAVE RESULTED IN VARYING FINDINGS, AL· INSTITUTIONALIZATION. OFFICIAL STATISTICS AND GISTIC. CHILDREN WHO SURVIVE BATTERING MAY SUFfER THOUGH A 1974 STUDY INDICATED A SLIGHTLY LOWER REQUIRED BY POLICE, MAGISTRATES, LAWYERS, JUDGES SELF·REPORTED ESTIMATES OF DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR BRAIN DAMAGE WHICH CAUSES MENTAL RETARDATION, CEo RATE IN THE GENERAL POPULATION THAN DID EARLIER RE· AND SOCIAL SERVICE PERSONNEL. MINIMAL FUNDING AT USED TO DETECT HiDDEN DELINQUENCY INDICATE A REBRAL PALSY, AND BLINDNESS. THERE IS ALSO A DE. SEARCH··1 XYY PER 1,500 TO 3,000 MALES. THE RESULTS OF FEDERAL AND STATE LEVELS HAS BEEN OBTAINED FOR HIGHER PROPORTION OF OFFENSES AMONG MALES AND LAYED EFFECT OF EARLY ABUSE; VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IN VICTIM ASSISTANCE, BUT THE COMPLEXITY OF THE PROB. OTHER STUDIES UNDERTAKEN TO DETERMINE RELATION· FEMALES, BUT THEY SHOW A STEADY RISE IN ARRESTS OF LATER LIFE CAN BE THE RESULT OF BATTERING IN CHILD. LEM REQUIRES FURTHER EFFORT. TABULAR DATA AND SHIPS BETWEEN THE XYY CHROMOSOMAL COMPLEMENT FEMALE JUVENILES FROM 1960 TO 1972 AND A STABILIZING HOOD. THE PRACTICE OF CHILD BATTERING MAY THERE. FOOTNOTES ARE INCLUDED. (MRK) AND BEHAVIORAL, PERSONALITY, AND PSYCHIATRIC CHAR· PATTERN BETWEEN 1972 AND 1976. ARRESTS OF MALE JU· FORE REPEAT ITSELF OVER SEVERAL GENERATIONS IN THE ACTERISTICS HAVE BEEN EQUALLY DISPARATE AND INCON· VENILES ROSE FROM 1960 THROUGH 1972 AND THEN DE· SAME FAMILY. HEALTH VISITING AND EDUCATION, PRIMARY CLUSIVE. BEHAVIORAL STUDIES ARE LIMITED BY THE FACT 70. F~MALE CRIME-PRESENT·DAY TRENDS (FROM SOUTHERN CLiNED SLIGHTLY. ARRESTS OF FEMALES FOR VIOLENT AND HEALTH TEAMS LED BY GENERAL PRACTITIONERS, AND AN. THAT HUMAN BEHAVIOR IS VERY COMPLEX, FLUID, AND CONFERENCE ON CORRECTIONS-ANNUAL, 22ND-MARCH PROPERTY CRIMES REMAINED LOW COMPARED TO THOSE TENATAL AND WELL BABY CLINICS, ARE EFFECTIVE PRE. SUBJECT TO ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS WHICH MAY LEAD 2,4, 1977-.PROCEEDINGS, BY VERNON FOX-SEE FOR MALES, REFUTING THE CHARGES THAT FEMALE CRIMI· VENTION TECHNIQUES. SCHOOLS PLAY AN IMPORTANT NCJ,.,3422). By C. H. PATRICK. 10 p. 1977. TO THE ARBITRARY LABELING OF AN INDIVIDUAL'S CON· NALS HAVE BECOME MORE AGGRESSIVE. FEMALES ARE ROLE IN PREVENTION, AS WELL AS THE COURTS. COURT NCJ·59469 DUCT AS AGGRESSIVE. STUDIES FOCUSING ON THE PSYCHI· MORE LAWABIDING THAN MALES, AND WHEN THEY DO WELFARE SERVICES CAN BE DEVELOPED TO INVOLVE PRO. ATRIC AND PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF XYY'S THE INCREASE IN CRIME BY FEMALES REFLECTS THE ENGAGE IN CRIME IT IS LIKELY TO BE LESS DESTRUCTIVE. BATION SERVICES AND LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICE DEPART. HAVE USED A BROAD ARRAY OF RESEARCH VARIABLES WIDER OPPORTUNITIES BEING MADE AVAILABLE TO THEY COMMIT CRIMES SUCH AS LARCENY THEFT OR SHOo MENTS, PSYCHOLOGISTS, CHILD PSYCHIATRISTS, SOCIAL AND METHODS, BUT THEIR FINDINGS REMAIN CONSISTENT· WOMEN, INCLUDING CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. STATISTICAL DATA PLiFTING. THE VAST DIFFERENCES IN ARREST RATES BE· WORKEflS, AND TRAINING IN CHI).D WELFARE PRINCIPLES. LY INSIGNIFiCANT IN THE STATISTICAL SENSE. MOREOVER, ARE PRESENTED WHICH SUPPORT THIS CONTENTION. AL. TWEEN MALES AND FEMALES PROBABLY CAN BE ATTRIBUT· TESTIMOII/YON FAMILY VIOLENCE AND DATA ON BATTERED STUDIES OF THE BEHAVIOR OF XYY MALES IDENTIFIED THOUGH CONSIDERABLE CAUTION MUST BE EMPLOYED ED TO SOCIALIZATION PATTERNS WHICH TEACH FEMALES CHILDREN AND PARENTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM ARE WITHIN PRISON POPULATIONS HAVE YIELDED PARADOXICAL WHEN USING OFFICIAL STATISTICS (ARRESTS; CONVIC. TO BE PASSIVE AND CONFORM TO SOCIAL NORMS. AC· PROVIDED. AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF REFERENCES IS INCLUD. RESULTS: XYY MALES APPEAR TO DISPLAY BETTER INSTITU· TIONS, ETC.) IN ESTIMATING TOTAL CRIME, THERE APPEARS CORDING TO POLICE ARRESTS AND JUVENILE COURT ED. (DEP) TIONAL BEHAVIOR AND ADJUSTMENT THAN DO NORMAL XY . TO BE SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO WARRANT THREE GUARD CASES, THE DISPARITY BETWEEN MALE AND FEMALE DELlN· Avallablll~: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO. CONTROLS. RESEARCHERS AND POLICYMAKERS SHOULD FICHE PROGRAM. . ED CONCLUSIONS ABOUT FEMALE CRIMINALITY. FIRST, QUENCY IS NARROWING. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY LAWS BE SENSITIVE TO THE FACT THAT NO CLEAR ASSOCIATION WHILE THE FEMALE CRIME RATE HAS BEEN AND CONTIN. CLEARLY DISCRIMINATE AGAINST FEMALES AND WILL HAS BEEN PROVEN BETWEEN THE EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME 811. FAMILY VIOLENCE AND THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON UES TO BE CONSIDERABLY LOWER THAN THE MALE RATE, OFTEN IMPOSE STRICTER PENALTIES ON FEMALES CON· AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, AND CAUTION SHOULD BE EX· HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS-AUSTRALlA-(FROM CRIME AND IT IS NOT AS LOW AS TRADITIONAL BELIEFS AND STATIS. VICTED OF SEXUAL DELINQUENCIES, RUNNING AWAY, AND ERCISED IN INTERPRETING STUDY RESULTS. REFERENCES THE FAMILY PROCEEDINGS ... , 111711-SEE NCJ-64534). By TICS INDICATE. THE UNDERESTIMATION OF THE PROBLEM IS OTHER STATUS OFFENSES. CHANGES IN FEMALE ROLE BE· ARE INCLUDED. (DAG) H. PAKULA, R. SETH, and R. WOOD. INSTITUTE OF CRIMI. DUE IN PART TO SOCIETY'S RELUCTANCE TO REPORT, HAVIOR WILL NOT ENCOURAGE VIOLATION OF EXISTING NOLOGY SYDNEY UNIVERSiTY LAW SCHOOL, 173·175 PHILLIP ARREST, AND PROSECUTE FEMALE CRIMINALS. SECONDLY, LAWS, BUT THEY REDUCE VIOLENCE BY REJECTING IT AS STREET, SYDNEY, 2000, AUSTRALIA. 23 p. .1979. 74. FROM PHRENOLOGY TO PSYCHOSURGERY AND BACK OUR CURRENT BODY OF KNOWLEDGE IS TOO INCOMPLETE UNSUITABLE BEHAVIOR FOR ALL SEXES. WHEN SEXISM IN NCJ-64536 AGAIN BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF CRIMINALITY. By A. J. AND FRAGMENTARY TO PERMIT ESTABLISHMENT OF A DE JUVENILE STATUTES IS ELIMINATED, THE NUMBER OF NASSI and S. I. ABRAMOWITZ. AMERICAN ORTHOPSYCHIA· NEW RESEARCH ON FAMILY VIOLENCE, PARTICULARLY WIFE FINITIVE THEORY EXPLAINING ALL SEX DIFFERENCES IN FEMALE STATUS OFFENSES SHOULD DECLINE. TABLES, TRIC ASSOCIATION, 1775 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, NY 10019. ABUSE, SHOULD CONSIDER THE MULTICAUSAL NATURE OF CRIME RATES. HOWEVER, THERE APPEARS TO BE A TEND. NOTES, AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (MJM) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIA TRY. V 46, N 4, THE PROBLEM, WITH PREVENTIVE AND INTERVENTIONIST ENCY FOR THE SEX DIFFERENTIALS IN CRIME RATES TO BE (OCTOBER 1976), P 591·607. NCJ·45919 APPROACHES NEEDED. THE AUSTRALIAN ROYAL COMMIS. GREATEST IN COUNTRIES WHERE WOMEN ARE HELD IN 72. FORENSIC EPIDEMIOLOGY. By F. ERVIN and L. RAZAVI. A CRITICAL REVIEW OF BIOLOGICAL THEORY AND RF- SION ON HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS CONDUCTED TWO STUD. CLOSELY GUARDED SUBORDINATE STATUSES AND TO BE 400 p, 1972. NCJ·31543 SEARCH INTO BIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF CRIMINALITY, IES ON B/ITTERED WIVES, ONE OFFERING REFUGE, THE LEAST DISCREPANT IN SOCIETIES WITH A HIGH DEGREE OF A PROTOTYPE SCREENING SYSTEM OF PSYCHIATRIC, PSY· BOTH PAST AND PRESENT, REVEALS A CONTINUITY OF OTHER A 'PHONE·IN' REPORTING SERVICE FOR THE . SOCIAL FREEDOM FOR WOMEN. ALTHOUGH SOCIAL AND CHOLOGICAL, GENETIC, NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL, AND GEN· METHODOLOGICAL FLAWS. SINCE THE 19TH CENTURY A WOMEN. IN THE FIRST STUDY, 111 WOMEN SOUGHT ACCOM. CULTURAL FACTORS MAY EXPLAIN A LARGE PART, IF NOT ERAL MEDICAL TESTS FOR PHYSICAL DISORDERS RELATED NUMBER OF THEORIES AND STUDIES HAVE ATTEMPTED TO MODATION FROM THE REFUGE SERVICE, RESULTING IN THE THE GREATER PART, OF THE DIFFERENTIAL CRIME RATES TO HABITUALLY VIOLENT BEHAVIORAL ILLNESSES IN IN· SHOW A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONSTITUTIONAL CHAR· IDENTIFICATION OF FAMILY SITUATIONS WHERE VIOLENCE BETWEEN THE SEXES, CERTAIN INHERENT BIOLOGICAL FAC. MATES. THIS MANUAL CONTAINS A LIST OF TESTS, THEIR ACTERISTICS AND CRIMINALITY OR DEVIANCE. PHRENOL· WAS FREQUENT AND SEVERE WERE IDENTIFIED, OFTEN TORS 'MUST ALSO BE CONSIDERED TO IEXPLAIN THE LOWER DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE, AND METHODS OF USE (THE OGY STUDIED THE CONFORMATIONS OF THE SKULL AND GOING BACK AT LEAST ONE GENERATION. FAC1'ORS SUCH RATE OF FEMALE INVOLVEMENT IN CRIMES OF PHYSICAL COLLECTION AND RECO!'lDING OF RAW DATA). IT ALSO PRE· RELATED THEM TO PARTICULAR FACULTIES OF THE MIND. IT '. ;: AS UNEMPLOYMENT AND ALCOHOL WERE COMMON, AND VIOLENCE, MURDER, AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT. FINALLY, SENTS SYSTEMS FOR CODING AND ANALYZING THE DATA. ENJOYED A VOGUE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CRIMINALS AND ~ PHYSICAL AND MENTAL EFFECTS ON THE CHILDREN WERE VIRTUALLY ALL INDICAiOFlS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED TECHNICAL ADDENDA ARE INCLUDED ON THE RESULTS OF SUCH CLASSIFICATION WAS RECOMMENDED IN LIVING TRAGIC. RESULTS OF THE PHONE·IN LED TO THE IDENTIFI. STATES AND OTHER COUNTRIES SHOW FEMALES TO BE VALIDATION OF THE TESTS AS WELL AS COMPUTER PRO· STON'S INFLUENTIAL PENAL CODE. BASED ON SIMILAR AS· CATION OF WOMEN WHOSE PARTNERS HAD HIGHER JOB COMMITTING AND BEING ARRESTED FOR A MUCH GREATER GRAMS USED FOR DATA PROCESSING. EXAMPLES OF TYPI· SUMPTIONS, LOMBROSO PROPOSED THE THEORY OF CRIMI· STATUS, SUGGESTING THAT FAMILY VIOLENCE IS WIDE. AMOUNT OF CRIME THAN IN PREVIOUS YEARS. WHEREAS IN CAL OUTPUTS ARE INCLUDED AS ILLUSTRATIVE MATERIAL. NAL ATAVISM WHICH SUGGESTED THAT CRIMINALITY WAS A SPREAD THROUGHOUT SOCIETY. EXPLANATIONS OF ABUSE 1960, THE U.S. RATIO OF FEMALE ARRESTS TO MALE AR. SOME PAPERS ARE PRESENTED THAT CONTAIN, IN A DIS· FORM OF EVOLUTIONARY REVERSAL AND THAT PRIMITIVE CAUSES DEPEND ON THE PERSPECTIVES OF DIFFERENT RESTS WAS ONE TO NINE, IN 1975 IT HAD DROPPED TO ONE CURSIVE FORM, THE THEORETICAL BASES FOR THIS RE· STIGMATA SUCH AS LOW FOREHEADS OR CROOKED NOSES , 22 23 '. -~---=---~- ~--.-. _.',. '\.I''''.''''~~.',;,,'''.'''"'''':~'''"~~'. <"~' , ,,'"",,: -~:'-~".~'.'-.~~ GUILT CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL HUMAN WERE MORE PREVALENT IN CRIMINALS. HOOTEN REAF· OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IS BRIEFLY SUMMARIZED, AND DISCUSSED. lEGAL AND CORRECTIONAL APPROACHES TO EVALUATION METHODS IN DIAGNOSIS -AND IN PREDICTION FIRMED LOMBROSO'S POSITION, AND ON THE BASIS OF A METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN CONSTRUCTING TESTS DEALING WITH HARD·CORE DELINQUENTS ARE DESCRIBED. OF DANGEROUSNESS, AND THREE ON EVALUATION AND ITS STUDY OF PRISONERS AND NONCRIMINAlS HELD THAT FOR DETERMINING ORGANIC PREDISPOSITIONS TO VIOLENT STATE AND lOCAL GOVERNMENT IS SAID TO BE THE lOGI· APPLICATION IN TREATMENT ·AND REHABILITATION PRO· CRIME IS CAUSED BY BIOLOGICAL INFERIORITY WHICH IS BEHAVIOR ARE DISCUSSED. ASSUMING THAT A RELATIVELY CAL POINT OF DEPARTMENT FOR FURTHER STUDY OF THE GRAMS FOR OFFENDERS. LISTS OF REFERENCES AND SUP· REFLECTED IN THE ANATOMY. SHELDON AND GLUECK'S ERROR·FREE TEST CAN BE CONSTRUCTED, THIS NOTE PROBLEM. PORTING DATA ACCOMPANY SEVERAL OF THE PAPERS. THE THEORIES OF SOMATOMORPHS IN CRIMINALS AND JUVE· THEN EXAMINES THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF A MASS Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAW EN· SEMINAR AGENDA AND A LIST OF PARTICIPANTS ARE PRO· NilE DELINQUENTS RESTATED HOOTEN'S ANALYSIS. MOST SCr:::::N!!:-!G PROGRAM TO IDENTIFY THOSE PERSONS PR/;· FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF JU· VIDED. ALTHOUGH THE DOCUMENT'S CHAPTER HEADINGS AND INTRODUCTORY AND SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS ARE OF THE STUDIES SUPPORTING THESE THEORIES HAD SERI· DISPOSED TO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, AND THE CONSTITUTION· VENILE JUSTICE AND DELINQUENCY PREVENTION, WASH· IN BOTH ENGLISH AND FRENCH, All PAPERS BUT ONE ARE OUS SAMPLING AND INTERPRETIVE FLAWS; FURTHERMORE ALiTY OF THREE POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS OF THE TEST RE· INGTON, DC 20531. IN ENGLISH ONLY. SEE NCJ·57485 AND 57486 FOR STUDIES THE BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS NOTED ARE FOUND IN SUlTS-COERCED TREATMENT, PREVENTIVE CONFINE· Availability: National Criminal Justice Rete'rence Service MICRO· FICHE PROGRAM. OF AGGRESSION IN ANIMALS, 57487 FOR A PAPER ON THE NONCRIMINAL POPULATIONS AS WEll AND THERE IS NO MENT, AND SURVEilLANCE. THE AUTHOR ARGUES THAT MEDICAL MODEL IN CRIMINOLOGY, 57488·57491 FOR STUD· STANDARD OF NORMALITY TO WHICH CRIMINAL BIOLOGY WHilE A MASS SCREENING PROGRAM COULD POSSIBLY 78. HORMONES AND AGGRESSION (FROM NEURAL BASES OF IES OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION METHODS, CAN BE COMPARED. SINCE THE FAMOUS STUDY OF THE PASS CONSTITUTIONAL SCRUTINY, All THREE OF THE PRO· VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION, 1975, BY W S FIELDS AND W AND 57492 AND 57493 FOR PAPERS ON EVALUATION. (lKM) JUKES AND KALLIKAKS, A NUMBER OF THEORIES HAVE POSED APPLICATIONS OF THE TEST RESULTS WOULD BE H SWEET-SEE HCJ·57520). By C. W. LLOYD. WARREN Supplemental Notes: FIFTH INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR IN TRIED TO LINK HEREDITY AND CRIME. GORING, FINDING UNCONSTITUTIONAllY ONEROUS UPON PROTECTED H GREEN, INC, 10 SOUTH BRENTWOOD BOULEVARD, ST COMPARATIVE CLINICAL CRIMINOLOGY, JUNE 13·15, 1977, CORRELATIONS IN FAMILIAL INCIDENCE OF CRIMINALITY, VALUES, AND THUS WOULD FAil THE COMPELLING STATE lOUIS, MO 63105. 42 p. 1975. NCJ·57521 MONTREAL, CANADA. WENT ON TO ASSERT THAT CRIMINALITY MUST BE INHERIT· INTEREST TEST WHICH REQUIRES THE STATE TO DEMON· THIS ARTICLE FROM THE SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES Sponsoring Agency: CANADA SOLICITOR GENERAL, 340 ED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PHYSICAL CHARACTERIS. STRATE THAT NO ALTERNATIVES lESS ONEROUS EXIST TO OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION REVIEWS THE STATE OF LAURIER AVENUE, WEST, OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA K1A TICS. MORE RECENT STUDIES HAVE EXAMINED CRIMINALITY MEET ITS COMPELLING INTEREST IN CRIME CONTROL AND KNOWLEDGE ON TESTOSTERONE SECRETION AND VIO· OP8. IN MONOZYGOTIC TWINS AND IN MALES WITH AN EXTRA Y PROTECTION OF PUBLIC SAFETY. lENCE IN MALE INMATES, AND ANDROGEN INFLUENCES IN CHROMOSOME (47,XYY MALES). WHilE SUGGESTING THE BRAIN FUNCTIONS. EXTENSIVE RESEARCH IN ENDOCRINOl· 80. HUMAN AGGRESSION AND THE EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME POSSIBILITY OF A GENETIC INFLUENCE. STUDY SAMPLES 76. HANDBOOK OF CRIMINOLOGY. D. GLASER, Ed. 1193 p. OGY INDICATES THAT MALENESS, EITHER AS AN EXPRES· FACT OR FANTASY? By L. F. JAVIK, V. KLODIN, and S. S. MATSUYAMA. AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, HAVE OFTEN BEEN SMAll, FINDINGS CAN BE EXPLAINED 1974. NCJ.16486 SION OF GENETIC OR HORMONAL INFLUENCES, IS ASSOCI· 1200 17TH STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036. AMERI· NONGENETICAll Y. AND GENERALIZATION OF FINDINGS IS A COllECTION OF READINGS DEALING WITH CRIMINOLOGI· ATED WITH AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. COLLATERAL RE· CAN PSYCHOLOGIST, V 28, N 8 (AUGUST 1973), P 674·682. PREMATURE. A MAJOR DIFFICULTY WITH STUDIES THAT CAL THEORY AND RESEARCH. THE READINGS ARE ORGA· SEARCH ALSO INDICATES THAT THE INCIDENCE OF THE XYY NCJ·56387 HAVE ATTEMPTED TO LINK CRIMINALITY WITH MENTAL DEFI· NIZED INTO FOUR SECTIONS. THE FIRST PART DEALS WITH CHROMOSOME TRAIT IS 30 TO 50 TIMES HIGHER AMONG IN· AN OVERVIEW IS PROVIDED OF ARGUMENTS LINKING AG· CIENCY IS THE QUESTIONABLE VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY EXPLANATIONS FOR CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. MANY OF STITUIONALIZED VIOLENT PATIENTS THAN AMONG NEW· GRESSION AND AN EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME; THAT IS, THAT OF INTELLIGENCE TESTS AND SCALES. THEORIES POSITING THE CONCEPTS AND FINDINGS DISCUSSED ARE PREVIOUS. BORN MALES. BUT SINCE THERE ARE MANY CHROMOSOMAL A CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATION IN SOME MENTAllY RE· A HORMONAL IMBALANCE OR AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN l Y UNPUBLISHED. PART TWO COVERS LAW ENFORCEMENT DEFECTS FOUND IN VIOLENT SUBJECTS, AND NO SUCH DE· TARDED MALE CRIMINALS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR VIO· CRIMINALITY AND TESTOSTERONE HYPERACTIVITY REMAIN AND ADJUDICATIO~~ THE POLICE, CRIMINAlISTICS, AND FECTS FUNCTION AS A SOLE CAUSE OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, lENT BEHAVIOR CHARACTERISTICS. CHROMOSOMES ARE TO BE DEFINITELY PROVEN, AND WEll·DESIGNED EXPERI. THE COURTS. A SPECIAL WORLD SURVEY OF MAJOR CRIMI. GENERAL STATEMENTS ABOUT XYY MALES AND AGGRES· THIN THREADS OF GENETIC MATERIAL CONTAINING HEREDI· MENTS HAVE NOT BEEN PERFORMED. STUDIES OF A POSSI· NAl JUSTICE SYSTEMS SHOWS HOW SIMILAR PROBLEMS SION ARE INAPPROPRIATE. ALTHOUGH THE lEVEL OF TES· TARY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GROWTH AND R.EPRODUC· BlE CORRELATION BETWEEN NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER ARE HANDLED IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. THE PART ON TOSTERONE IN IMPRISONED XYY MALES TENDS TO BE TION OF EVERY CEll IN AN ORGANISM. INSTEAD OF THf; AND DEVIANCE WHICH MAY RESULT IN CRIMINAL ACTS CORRECTIONS DEALS WITH All FACETS OF JUVENilE AND HIGHER THAN FOR THE GENERAL POPULATION, THE XYY NORMAL COMPLEMENT OF 46 CHROMqSOMES, THE CELLS HAVE HAD VERY MIXED FINDINGS. MOST OF THE STUDIES ADULT, INSTITUTIONAL AND COMMUNITY REHABILITATION SUBJECTS ARE NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT IN HOR· OF SOME MENTAllY RETARDED, TAll CRIMINALS WERE HAVE RELIED ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC (EEG) EVAl. EFFORTS. A SEPARATE CHAPTER IS DEVOTED TO THE MONE lEVELS FROM OTHER PRISONERS. RESEARCH INDI· FOUND TO CONTAIN 4'7, THE EXTRA ONE BEING A Y CHRO· UATIONS WHICH ARE OPEN TO SUBJECTIVE BIAS IN THEIR AMERICAN JAil SYSTEM AND ITS EMPHASIS ON DETENTION. CATES THAT PRISONERS HAVE HIGHER HORMONE lEVELS MOSOME. WHEN THE ASSOCIATION OF THE EXTRA Y CHRO· INTERPRETATION AND YIELD RATHER GENERAL NEURO. THE LAST PART IS A LOOK AT CRIME PREVENTION. IT IN. AND HIGHER SPERM COUNTS THAN NON·PRISONERS, AND MOSOME WITH TAll STATURE, MENTAL RETARDATION, AND lOGICAL INFORMATION. MUCH ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN CLUDES AN ELABORATE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS BY ECONO. THAT THERE IS A DIRECT CORRELATION TO ENDOCRINE AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR WAS FIRST MADE, IT HAD A PRO· TO THE EPISODIC DYSCONTROl SYNDROME, PARTICULARLY MISTS AND A REVIEW OF CRIME PREVENTION AS 'A FUGI. FUNCTION AND AGGRESSION IN YOUNGER PRISONERS. FOUND EFFECT ON THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY, THE lEGAL THE WORK OF MARK AND ERVIN. MARK AND ERVIN SUG. TIVE UTOPIA'. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT) THERE IS ALSO EVIDENCE THAT ANDROGEN INFLUENCES AND MEDICAL PROFESSION, AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.. GEST THAT A8NORMAl VIOLENT AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAV. Availability: RAND MCNAllY AND COMPANY, BOX 7600, CHI· BRAIN FUNCTION AND MAY AFFECT BEHAVIOR, AND THAT STUDIES SOON BEGAN TO APPEAR, AND IT WAS LATER DIS· lOR CAN BE ELIMINATED THROUGH STEREOTACTIC REMOV. CAGO, Il 60680. SECRETION MAY INFLUENCE ACTIVITY IN BURSTS. ANDRO· COVERED THAT SOME OF SOCIETY'S MOST NOTORIOUS Al OF PATHOLOGICAL BRAIN TISSUE WHICH HAS BEEN LO. GEN lEVELS CAN AFFECT EFFICIENCY IN THE PERFORM· MURDERERS (E.G., ROBERT PETER TAIT, DANIEL HUGON, CATED BY DEPTH ELECTRODE IMPLANTS. All OF THE THE. n. HARD·CORE JUVENILE OFFENDER. By R. L. MANELLA. ANCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND ON THE ElECTROEN· JOHN FARLEY) HAD THE EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME. OTHER ORIES AND STUDIES REVIEWED SUFFER FROM SIMILAR EM. NATIONAL COUNCil OF JUVENilE AND FAMilY COURT CEPHAlOGRAM. ADDITIONAL STUDIES REPORTED CONCERN STUDIES, ESPECIALLY THAT OF A MAN INSTITUTIONALIZED JUDGES, BOX 8978, UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA RENO NV SINCE HIS LATE TEENS FOR A L1FE·lONG MANIFESTATION PIRICAl FAULTS. IN MANY CASES THE PHENOMENON UNDER 89507. 31 p. 1977. . , NCJ.45150 ENDOCRINE STATUS OF OF FEMALE MONKEYS, AND THE STUDY IS NOT CLEARLY DEFINED. SAMPLING ERRORS ARE PROGESTERONE/ESTROGEN RATIO IN WOMEN. TABULAR OF INORDINATELY AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, SEEM TO ADD THE CHARACTERISTICS AND NEEDS OF HARD·CORE JUVE. COMMON. RELEVANT CONTROLS ARE LACKING. TECH. DATA AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (TWK) STilL MORE SUPPORT TO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NilE OFFENDERS ARE EXAMINED, AND APPROACHES TO NlQUES OF INVESTIGATION AND MEASUREMENT LACK SUF. EXTRA CHROMOSOME AND AGGRESSION. HOWEVER, THE CONTROLLING "AND MODIFYING THE BEHAVIOR OF SUCH FICIENT REFINEMENT. INTERPRETATIONS AND CONClU. 79. HUMAN AGGRESSION AND DANGEROUSNESS-OVERVIEW EXISTENCE OF AN XYY SYNDROME IS ARGUABLE, ESPECIAL· DELINQUENTS ARE CONSIDERED. THOUGH RELATIVELY FEW SIONS ARE FREQUENTLY NOT JUSTIFIED BY THE DATA. IT IS OF ONGOING RESEARCH IN THE BASIC SCIENCES IN CON· lY IN LIGHT OF THE FACT THAT MANY MEN WITH AN EXTRA IN NUMBER, HARD·CORE JUVENilE OFFENDERS POSE A CONCLUDED THAT IN GENERAL THE BIOMEDICAL APPROACH NECTION WITH THE TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF Y CHROMOSOME HAVE BEEN FOUND TO lEAD ESSENTIAllY CONTINUOUS THREAT TO THE INSTITUTIONS WHERE THEY DELINQUENTS. D. LABERGE·ALTMEJD, Ed. INSTITUT TO CRIMINALITY LACKS SCIENTIFIC CREDIBILITY. REFER. UNREMARKABLE, QUIET LIVES. DATA FROM STUDIES All PHILIPPE PINEL DE MONTREAL, 12, 333 BOULEVARD, MON· ENCES ARE INCLUDED. (JAP) LIVE AND TO THE ADJACENT COMMUNITIES. THE TYPICAL OVER THE WORLD, WHilE GENERALLY AFFIRMING THE AG· 1 TREAl, QUEBEC 478, CANADA. 380 p. 1978. (In French I HARD·CORE, HYPERAGGRESSIVE DEliNOUENT IS BUR· GR!:SSIVE TENDENCIES OF XYY MALES, HOLD VARIOUSLY Availability: SACRAMENTO MEDICAL CENTER DEPARTMENT and English) NCJ·57484 DENED WITH SPECIAL PROBLEMS; HAS A lONG HISTORY OF ON THE INCIDENCE OF XYY'S AMONG THE POPULATIONS OF OF PSYCHIATRY C/O ALBERTA J NASSI,2315 STOCKTON RESEARCH ON AGGRESSION AND DANGEROUSNESS AND BOULEVARD, SACRAMENTO, CA 95817. PROBLEM BEHAVIOR; HAS ACQUIRED DEEPLY ROOTED ANTI. OFFENDERS INCARCERATED BOTH IN PRISONS AND THEIR CRIMINOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS IS DOCUMENTED IN SOCIAL ATTITUDES AND VALUES; HAS A PERSONALITY THAT MENTAL INSTITUTIONS. WHATEVER INCIDENCE MAY EVEN· THE PROCEEDINGS OF AN INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR HELD 75, GUILT BY PHYSIOLOGY-THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF IS AGITATED, HOSTILE, AND ALIENATED; IS A HABITUAL LAW TUAllY BE DETERMINED, IT IS SAFE TO PREDICT THAT PER· IN JUNE 1977 IN MONTREAL, QUEBEC. THE 3·DAY GATHER· TESTS TO DETERMINE PREDISPOSITION TO VIOLENT BE. VIOLATOR AND RUNAWAY; AND (SOMETIMES) IS SUPERFI. SONS WITH AN EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME Will CONSTITUTE ING BROUGHT TOGETHER SCIENTISTS FROM CANADA, THE HAVIOR, By P. N. BROWN, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CIALlY PASSIVE AND SUAVE. ISSUES OF DEFINITION, POLICY AN INSIGNIFICANT PROPORTION OF THE PERPETRATORS OF CALIFORNIA LAW CENTER, lOS ANGELES, CA 90007. UNITED STATES, ENGLAND, FRANCE, ITALY, BELGIUM, AND AND PLANNING, lEGAL CONSIDERATIONS, RESEARCH, AR. VIOLENT CRIMES. REFERENCES AND TABULA~ DATA ARE IN· SOUTHERN CALIFORN/A LAW REVIEW, V 48, N 2 (NOVEM. OTHER COUNTRIES TO CONSIDER THE STATUS OF BASIC CHITECTURE, AND PROGRAMMING RELATED TO THE CARE ClUDED. BER 1974) P 489·570. NCJ.17687 MEDICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH OF SIGNIFICANCE TO CRIMI· I AND CONTROL OF HARE·CORE DELINQUENTS ARE DIS. Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCA· AFTER REVIEWING BIOTECHNICAl RESEARCH WHICH COULD CUSSED. THE NEED FOR STUDIES OF THE NEUROLOGICAL NOlOGISTS AND TO THOSE CONCERNED WITH THE ASSESS· TION, AND WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHilD I RESULT IN DEVELOPMENT OF TESTS TO IDENTIFY PERSONS (AS OPPOSED TO PSYCHOSOCIAL) BASIS OF HARD·CORE DE. MENT AND TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS. THE PROCEEDINGS HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, 9000 ROCKVillE PIKE, BEARING ORGANIC CORRELATES OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, REPORT CONSISTS OF FOUR PAPERS DESCRIBING EXPERI· L LlNQUENCY, THE ROLE OF DRUGS ON DIAGNOSING AND BETHESDA, MD 20014. ! .\ THIS NOTE STUDIES THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF MASS AP. TREATING HYPERAGGRESSIVE YOUTHS, AND THE EFFECTS MENTAL (ANIMAL) STUDIES ON AGGRESSION, FOUR ON DE· I" PLICATION OF THESE TESTS. RESEARCH ON POSSIBLE BIO. OF THE MEDIA ON JUVENilE VIOLENCE IS POINTED OUT. VElOPMENTS IN BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON HUMAN AG· 81. HUMAN AGGRESSION AND THE LUNAR SYNODIC CYCLE. CHEMICAL, NEUROBIOLOGICAL, AND GENETIC CORRELATES GRESSION, FIVE ON THE USE OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL By A. L. LIEBER. 7 p. 1978. NCJ·49286 f , THE TREATMENT NEEDS OF HARD·CORE DELINQUENTS ARE I~ ,. If " . i, ~;, 24 25 I \ ".~\; >,,-""-, .... , .. ~' ..,."'" -. ",. , ! ILLEGALLY CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION DATA ON THE INCIDENCE OF AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, SUI PROGRAMS AND MORE EFFECTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT EF DIEGO COUNTY JAIL IN CALIFORNIA. INTERVIEWS DEALT ORDER, TWELVE THREE-MEMBER TEAMS OF OUTSIDE EX CIDE, TRAFFIC FATALITIES, AND PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY FORTS MUST PREVENT AND DETER PERSONS FROM THE WITH THE PERIOD .BETWEEN AFIREST AND PRETRIAL HEAR PERTS WERE EMPANELED TO EVALUATE ALL RESIDENTS TO ROOM VISITS ARE EXAMINED IN A STUDY OF THE RELATION USE OF PCP. REHABILITATION PROGRAMS CONSISTING OF ING. THE MOST FREQUENT DIAGNOSES WERE ALCOHOLISM, BE RELEASED, TRANSFERRED TO A CIVILIAN MENTAL HOSTI SHIP BETWEEN AGGRESSIVEIVIOI,ENT BEHAVIOR AND THE CRISIS INTERVENTION, DETOXIFICATION, AND AFTERCARE DRUG ABUSE, ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY, AFFECTIVE DISOR- TAL, OR ASSIGNED TO CONTINUED SAFEKEEPING IN OHIO'S PHASES OF THE MOON. DATA ON AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED. FOOTNOTES ARE PROVIDED. . DERS, AND ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME. A REARREST RATE LIMA STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE CRIMINALLY INSANE. THE OCCURRING IN DADE COUNTY, FLA., WERE GATHERED (RCB) WAS COMPUTED, A SEVERITY OF ARRESTS HIERARCHY WAS DECISION WAS PREDICATED ON THE POTENTIAL DANGER I FROM POLICE FILES ON AGGRAVATED ASSAULT OVER A ESTABLISHED, AND AN AVERAI\3E SEVERITY SCORE WAS OUSNESS OF THE PRISONER-PATIENT. FURTHER CHAPTERS 5-YEAR PERIOD (1969-1973), MEDICAL EXAMINER RECORDS 83. IMPAIRED CONSCIOUSNESS-SOME GREY AREAS OF RE FORMULATED FOR CRIME COMMITTED. APPROXIMATELY EXAMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROPOSED REMEDY ON SUICIDES AND FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS FROM 1956 SPONSIBILTY. By W. D. S. MCLAY. FORENSIC SCIENCE HALF OF THE SAMPLE FULFILLED SOME PSYCHIATRIC DIS OF INCAPACITATION, AS OPPOSED TO REHABILITATION OF SOCIETY, POBOX 41, HARROWGATE, N YORKSHIRE, ENG THROUGH 1968, AND HOSPITAL RECORDS (AUGUST 1969 TO ORDER DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA. ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY THE DANGEROUS OFFENDER; PRESENT AN OVERVIEW OF LAND HG1 1QL. JOURNAL OF THE FORENSIC SCIENCE SO- JUNE 1974) ON PERSONS WHO CAME TO THE EMERGENCY CIETY, V 17, N 2 & 3 (APRIL-JliLY 1977), P 113-120. WAS SEEN IN 16 PERCENT, FOLLOWED BY ALCOHOLISM IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT AND PROTECTIVE CUSTODY PRAC ROOM AND WERE SUBSEQUENTLY REFERRED TO A PSYCHI NCJ-47244 15 PERCENT, DRUG ABUSE IN 1~t PERCENT, AFFECTIVE DIS TICES AND PROBLEMS IN THE TRADITIONAL PRISON, DIS ATRIST. COMPUTER ANALYSIS WAS USED TO EXAMINE AUTOMATISM AS A FACTOR IN THE GUILT OR INNOCENCE ORDERS IN 3 PERCENT, AND ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME IN CUSSING THE ETHNIC, RACIAL, AND RELIGIOUS ANTAGO THESE DATA IN CONNECTION WITH MOON PHASES. ALL FIVE OF THE OFFENDER IN CERTAIN TYPES OF CRIME IS EXAM 2 PERCENT. WHILE 5 PERCENT OF THE SAMPLE REQUIRED NISMS IN PRISONS AND INMATE CULTURE; AND DEAL WITH CATEGORIES OF DATA SHOW LUNAR PER!ODICITIES. HOMI INED. IT IS ARGUED THAT IT IS A BASIC CONCEPT OF JUS IMMEDIATE TREATMENT FOR THEIR AFFECTIVE DISORDER THE ETHICAL ISSUES RAISED BY THE PREVENTION AND CIDE AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT CASES CLUSTER AROUND TICE THAT AN ACT CANNOT BE CONSIDERED AS MERITING OR ORGANICITY, AN ADDITIONAL 27 PERCENT NEEbED LESS TREATMENT OF DANGEROUSNESS (E.G., THE TENSION BE FULL MOONS. PSYCHIATRIC EMERGEI-JOY ROOM VISITS PUNISHMENT WHEN THE PERPETRATOR DOES NOT HAVE A ACUTE COUNSELING FOR ALCOHOL OR DRUG ABUSE. THE 5 TWEEN CONFLICTING INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND THE RIGHT CLUSTER AROUND FIRST-QUARTER MOONS AND DECREASE GUILTY MIND. COMING UNDER THIS UMBRELLA IS BEHAVIOR PERCENT WHO WERE CONFUSED, DEPRESSED, AND RE OF A COLLECTIVITY TO PROTECT ITS MEMBERS). (AUTHOR o SIGNIFICANTLY AROUND NEW AND FULL MOONS. THE SUI THAT HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AUTOMATISM; THAT IS, QUIRED IMMEDIATE PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT HAD A PRIOR . ABSTRACT MODIFIED). CIDE CURVE CORRELATES WITH BOTH AGGRAVATED AS WHEN A PERPETRATOR HAS, PERHAPS ONLY TEMPORARILY, RECORD OF NONVIOLENT CRIMES, BUT THEIR CURRENT . Supplemental Notes: THE DANGEROUS OFFENDER PROJECT. SAULT AND FATAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS, SUGGESTING A LOST VOLUNTARY CONTROL AND PLEADS THAT THIS LOSS FELONY ARREST WAS FOR A VIOLENT OFFENSE. SLIGHTLY " Sponsoring Agency: LILLY ENDOWMENT, INC. SELF-DESTRUCTIVE COMPONENT FOR EACH OF THESE BE IS INCOMPATIBLE WITH GUILT OF THE MIND. SEVERAL CIR LESS THAN HALF OF THE MEN WITH NO KNOWN FELONY Availability: HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, rIAVIORS. THE POSSIBILITY THAT THERE EXISTS A BIOLOGI CUMSTANCES OF IMPAIRED CONSCIOUSNESS ARE DIS CONVICTIONS RECEIVED A PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS. USUAL LEXINGTON, MA 02173. CAL RHYTHM OF HUMAN AGGRESSION THAT RESONATES CUSSED. EXAMPLES ARE CITED OF PHYSICAL ILLNESSES LY ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY OR ALCOHOLISM. THIS RATE WITH THE LUNAR CYCLE IS RAISED. SUPPORTNG DATA AND DIABETES MELLITUS, FOR EXAMPLE-THAT SOMETIMES IN WAS LOWER THAN THAT FOR ICONVICTED FELONS. THE 86. INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SOME PERSONALITY MEASURES. By C. M. HOPPE and R. A LIST OF REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (AUTHOR AB FLUENCE BEHAVIOR. EPILEPSY IS ALSO NOTED. AN EPILEP NEED FOR ACUTE TREATMENT OR SPECIALIZED COUNSEL STRACT MODIFIED-LKM). ING SERVICES FOR INMATES IS DISCUSSED IN VIEW OF THE D. SINGER. ALAN R L1SS, INC, 150 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW TIC MAY DEVELOP A POSTFIT CONDITION IN WHICH HE OR YORK, NY 10011. AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, V 3, N 3 Supplemental Notes: REPRIN';'ED FROM JOURNAL OF CLINI FACT THAT THE CLOSING OF STATE MENTAL INSTITUTIONS SHE WANDERS, BEHAVES IRRATIONALLY OR BECOMES VIO (1977), P 261-270. NCJ·58502 CAL PSYCHIATRY, V 39, N 5 (MAY 1978), P 385-387, 390-393. MAY FORCE SOME MENTALLY ILL PERSONS INTO THE CRIMI LENT. MENTAL ILLNESS, MENTAL DEFECT AND PSYCHOP PATIENTS IN A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL FOR CRIMINAL OF Availability: ARNOLD L LIEBER, 1444 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, NAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, A SYSTEM WITHOUT THE CAPACITY ATHY ARE DISCUSSED. VIEWS ON ALCOHOL AND DRUG IN FENDERS ARE THE SUBJECT OF THIS STUDY OF THE RELA SUITE 301, MIAMI, FL 33132. TO DEAL WITH THEM. SUPPORTING DATA AND REFERENCES TOXICATION ARE EXAMINED. ALTHOUGH INTOXICATION TIONSHIP BETWEEN VIOLENT BEHAVIOR AND PERSONALITY ARE INCLUDED. (DEP) , , 82. ILLEGALLY MANUFACTURED PSYCHOACTIVES-'ANGEL OFTEN LEADS TO ACTS OVER WHICH OFFENDERS HAVE NO CHARACTERISTICS SUCH AS HOSTILITY. ONE HUNDRED AND CONTROL, IT IS SELDOM LOOKED UPON WITH FAVOR BY Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAW EN DUST'. By D. S. HENNESSY. COPP ORGANIZATION, INC, FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE. ADMINISTRATION, 633 INDIANA FIFTEEN PATIENTS WERE TESTED WITH THE OVERCON 37 WEST 38TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10018. LAW AND ANY COURT AS TENDING TO EXCULPATE. SPECIFIC CASES AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20~31. TROLLED HOSTILITY SCALE, THE SELF-FOCUS SENTENCE ORDER, V 27, N 7 (JULY 1979), P 12-27. NCJ-62041 ARE CITED AND THE OBSERVATIONS OF A PARLIAMENTARY COMPLETION, AND AN EMOTIONAL EMPATHY MEASURE. THE THE MANUFACTURE. USE, AND EFFECTS OF PHENCYCLIDINE COMMITTEE STUDYING MENTAL DISEASE AND CRIMINALITY 85. IN FEAR OF EACH OTHER-STUDIES OF DANGEROUSNESS SUBJECTS WERE DIVIDED INTO FIVE GROUPS ON THE BASIS (PCP OR 'ANGEL DUST') ARE EXAMINED, AND A STRATEGY ARE REVIEWED. COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS REGARD IN AMERICA. J. P_ CONRAD and S. DINITZ, Eds. 155 p. OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES (MURDER, ASSAULT WITH A FOR REDUCING ITS MANUFACTURE AND USE IS SUGGEST ING JUDICIAL DISCRETION AND SELF-INDUCED AUTOMATISM 1977.' . NCJ-45107 DEADLY WEAPON, RAPE, PEDOPHILIA. AND NONVIOLENT ED. LARGELY DUE TO THE EASE AND LOW COST WITH ARE EXAMINED. SHOPLIFTING AS A PSYCHOLOGICALLY MO A COMPREHENSIVE INVESTIGATIQN OF SEVERAL IMPOR PROPERTY OFFENSES). IT WAS ALSO POSSIBLE TO DIVIDE WHICH PCP CAN BE MANUFACTURED IN MAKESHIFT LABO TIVATED OFFENSE IS ALSO CONSIDERED. INNOCENT AND TANT SEGMENTS OF THE PROBLEM OF THE IDENTIFICA THE SAMPLE ON THE BASIS OF DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES RATORIES BY PERSONS WITH LIMITED TRAINING IN CHEMIS OTHERWISE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE ACCUSED OF SHOPLIFT TION, TREATMENT, AND CONTROL OF THE DANGEROUS OF (PSYCHOSIS, PERSONALITY DISORDE.R, AND BRAIN SYN TRY AND THE HIGH PRICE IT CAN BRING ON THE MARKET, ING ARE SOMETIMES THE VICTIMS OF BIZARRE AND UNWIT FENDI:R IS PRESENTED. THIS TEXT ALSO REPRESENTS AN DROME). THE RESULTS FAILED TO SUPPORT THE HYPOTH ITS MARKETING AND USE ARE SPREADING. ITS RADICAL EF TING BEHAVIOR BROUGHT ON BY AN ORGANIC AILMENT OVERVIEW, IN ARTICLE FORM, OF SOME OF THE MAJOR INI ESIS THAT MORE VIOLENT (BY NATURE OF THEIR OFFENSE) FECTS ON THE BRAIN PRODUCE PSYCHOTIC BEHAVIOR, NO SUCH AS SENILITY, OR INSULINOMA LEADING TO SEVERE TIATIVES OF THE DANGEROUS OFFENDER PROJECT. THE INDIVIDUALS WOULD--AS A GROUP--SCORE HIGHER ON TABLY THE DELUSIONS AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR OF A PARA HYPOGLYCEMIA. IT IS ARGUED THAT CONVICTION FOR SHO FIRST TWO CHAPTERS HIGHLIGHT SOCIETY'S INADEQUACY OVERCONTROLLED HOSTILITY SCALE THAN LESS AGGRES " NOID SCHIZOPHRENIC. BECAUSE OF ITS PROFIT POTENTIAL PLIFTING IN THE MIDDLE-AGED OR ELDERLY MAY BE A PRO IN IDENTIFYING, PREVENTING, OR EVEN MANAGING THE SIVE COUNTERPARTS. THERE WAS SOME EVIDENCE THAT AND THE LOW RISK OF LAW ENFORCEMENT DETECTION, DROMAL SYMPTOM OF A DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS. REFER DANGEROUS OFFENDER, BY RELATING TWO CASE HISTOR PSYCHOTICS SHOWED MORE SELF-FOCUS AT THE EXPENSE THE ILLICIT DRUG MARKET IS INUNDATED BY PCP, ACCORD ENCES ARE PROVIDED. (KBL) IES. LITERATURE ON THE PSYCHOPATHIC/SOCIOPATHICI OF EXTERNAL FOCUS. THE EMPATHY MEASURE FAILED TO , ING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS AND HOSPITAL PER Supplemental Notes: PAPER PRESENTED AT THE FORENSIC ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY IN RELATION TO DANGEROUS REVEAL ANY MEANINGFUL DIFFERENCES. MORE VALIDA SONNEL. BECAUSE LITTLE EVIDENCE EXISTS OF ANY PLEA SOCIETY'S SPRING SYMPOSIUM ON ROBBERY AND THEFT, NESS, ON THE ONE HAND, AND CHRONICALLY ANTISOCIAL TION DATA ARE CALLED FOR TO ESTABLISH THE GENERAL HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCL YDE, GLASGOW, SUREABLE EFFECTS DERIVED FROM PCP' USE, USERS FRE . BEHAVIOR ON THE OTHER, IS REVII:WED. THE ESSENCE OF ITY OF THE OVERCONTROLLED HOSTILITY SCALE. IN VIEW SCOTLAND, 2 APRIL 1977. QUENTLY BELIEVE THEY ARE TAKING ANOTHER DRUG FOR AN EXPERIMENTAL TREATMENT PROGRAM IS BRIEFLY DE OF THE THERAPEUTIC IMPORTANCE WHICH EMPATHY THE DESIRED EFFECT. THOSE WHO KNOWINGLY TAKE PCP SCRIBED. PARADIGMS CONCERNING THE BIOLOGICAL SUB 84. IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS IN. NEWLY ARREST TRAINING MAY HAVE FOR VIOLENT INDIVIDUALS, FURTHER Ai'lE OFTEN MOTIVATED BY A DESIRE TO DISPLAY THEIR ED .PRISONERS. By M. A. SCHUCKIT, G. HERMANN, and J. STRATA OF VIOLENT B.EHAVIOR ARE REVIEWED. IT IS SUG EFFORT SHOULD BE EXPANDED TO FIND A GENERALLY COURAGE AND TOUGHNESS TO PEERS IN THE DRUG SUB J. SCHUCKIT. WILLIAMS AND WILKINS COMPANY, 428 EAST GESTED THAT SOCIETY MAY BE ENTERING A PERIOD IN VALID EMPATHY MEASURE. TABLES AND REFERENCES ARE CULTURE. THE EFFECTS OF PCP MAKE ITS USERS A PRESTON STREET, BALTIMORE, MD 21202. JOURNAL OF WHICH THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS IN\JLUDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED--MJW) DANGER TO THEMSELVES AND CITIZENS WHO MAY BECOME NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE, V 165, N 2 (1977), P OF BEHAVIOR IS QUALITATIVELY DIFFERENT FROM THAT AT TARGETS OF THE IRRATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF A USER. A 118-125. NCJ-50911 ANY TIME IN THE PAST. THE ISSUE MAY NO LONGER BE THE 87_ INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY (WITH INSTRUCTOR'S STRATEGY TO REDUCE THE MARKETING AND USE OF PCP TO EXAMINE THE INCIDENCE OF PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS IN A INADEQUACY OF SOCIETY'S UNDERSTANDING,BUT THE MANUAL). By H. J. VETTER and J. WRIGHT. 650 p. SHOULD INCLUDE THE PLACING OF PCP INTO SCHEDULE " GROUP OF PRISONERS, 199 MALES WITH NO PRIOR FELONY SOCIAL CONTROL OF ITS KNOWLEDGE. CONCERN 'IS EX 1974. NCJ-14921 (FROM SCHEDULE III), ALONG WITH THE PRECURSOR DRUGS CONVICTIONS WERE EVALUATED THROUGH A STRUCTURED PRESSED ABOUT THE INTRUSIVE BIOMEDICAL INTERVEN A TEXTBOOK WHICH INCLUDES BASIC TERMINOLOGY AND USED IN ITS MANUFACTURE; THUS MAKING POSSESSION INTERVIEW WITHIN 24 HOURS OF THEIR FIRST MAJOR TION-PHARMACOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSURGICAL-REC CONCEPTS OF CRIMINOLOGY, AND DISCUSSIONS OF SUCH WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORIZATION A FEDERAL CRIMINAL ARREST. SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF THE STUDY WERE TO OMMENDED AND USED WITH HUMANS. WHILE DETAILING A TOPICS AS CRIMINOLOGY RESEARCH, CRIME CAUSATION OFFENSE. THE SENTENCING OF ALL CONVICTED OF THE EVALUATE FACTORS THAT IDENTIFY FELONS MOST IN NEED NEW NONINTRUSIVE LINE OF INTERVENTION THAT ALTERS THEORIES, JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, AND TREATMENT OF SELLING OF PCP SHOULD INCLUDE JAIL TERM WHOSE OF PSYCHIATRIC CARE AND TO CONDUCT A SHORT-TERM THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT, THE AUTHOR OF THIS ARTI CRIMINAL OFFENDERS. THE NATURE AND OCCURRENCE OF LENGTH CAN DEPEND UPON THE CIRCUMSTANCES IN ASSESSMENT OF THE PROGNOSTIC MEANING OF DIAG 'CLECAUTIONS AGAINST THE TENDENCY TO REDUCE CRIME IN AMERICA, AND SOCIOLOGICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND VOLVED. THE INFLUENCE OF PCP AS A DEFENSE FOR THE NOSES. THE STUDY SAMPLE WAS LIMITED TO WHITE MALES SOCIAL PROBLEMS TO PERSONAL PATHOLOGIES. ANOTHER PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES OF CRIMINALITY ARE RE COMMISSION OF A CRIME SHOULD BE ELIMINATED AL WHOSE CURRENT MAJOR CHARGE WAS NOT SELECTION PRESENTS A PARTICIPANT-OBSERVER STUDY VIEWED. SEVERAL PATTERNS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR ARE THOUGH IT MAY BE USED AS A MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCE DRUG-RELATED. SUBJECTS WERE APPROACHED FOR INTER OF PROFESSIONAL DECISIONMAKING IN A HOSPITAL FOR DISCUSSED, INCLUDING JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, ALCOHOL IN THE DETERMINATION OF A SENTENCE. EDUCATIONAL VIEWING WITHIN 24 HOURS OF ADMISSION TO THE SAN THE CRIMINALLY INSANE. BASED ON A FEDERAL COURT ISM AND DRUG ABUSE, SEX OFFENDERS, ANTISOCIAL OR , 26 27 """"._. , IS CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL MEDICAL PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITIES, VIOLENT CRIMES, ORGA. VARYING ETIOLOGIES, AND THE NEXT ARTICLE FOCUSES ON TRONOMICAl PHENOMENA. EXTENSIVE ANALYSES OF DATA 93. MARIHUANA-A SIGNAL OF MISUNDERSTANDING-APPEN· NIZED CRIME, AND WHITE COLLAR CRIME. ISSUES RELATING THE AMYGDALOTOMY PROCEDURES USED TO INVESTIGATE ON HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND LUNAR ASTRONOMY DO NOT IN· DIX (ISSUED IN TWO NUMBERED VOLlJMES). NATIONAL TO POLICE FUNCTIONS AND MANAGEMENT, THE ADMINIS· 13 CASES OF TEMPORAL LOBECTOMY. PROBLEMS INHER. DICATE THAT THE MOON CAUSES MADNESS AND CRIME, COMMISSION ON MARIHUANA AND DRUG ABUSE. 1269 p. TRATION OF JUSTICE, AND CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY ARE ENT IN USING ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TO STUDY BRAIN BUT IT IS ACCURATELY INDICATED THAT THE REPRESSION 1972. NCJ-45382 ALSO EXPLORED. METHODS OF DEALING WITH THE CRIMI· MECHANISMS AND BEHAVIOR ARE EXAMINED AND A SUBPO. OF THE MOON'S GRAVITATIONAL INFLUENCE BRINGS THE FIRST REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON MARIHUANA NAl OFFENDER SUCH AS INSTITUTIONALIZATION, PROBA. PULATION OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE REPEATEDLY IN. ABOUT SOCIAL TENSION, DISHARMONY, AND BIZARRE RE· AND DRUG ABUSE IS PRESENTED; MAJOR ISSUES AND CON· TION, PARDON, AND PAROLE ARE REVIEWED AS WELL. AN VOlVED IN ACTS OF PERSONAL VIOLENCE AND HAVE SYMP. SUlTS. EMPIRICAL OBSERVATIONS, RESEARCH, AND A SYN· CERNS REGARDING MARIHUANA ARE ADDRESSED. THE INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL IS PROVIDED. TOMS SUGGESTIVE OF AN EPilEPTIC DISORDER ARE DE. THESIS OF FINDINGS IN PHYSICS, ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGY, PAPERS OF THE REPORT ARE DIVIDED INTO SIX MAJOR Availability: CHARLES C THOMAS, 301·327 EAST LAWRENCE SCRIBED. THE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY OF STUDIES AND PSYCHOLOGY MAYBE APPLIED TO A THEORY OF BIO· PARTS. PART ONE DEALS WITH THE BIOSOCIAl ASPECTS AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD, Il 62717. WHICH TEND TO SUPPORT THE CONTENTION THAT PEOPLE lOGICAL TIDES. BY THIS THEORY, THE FORCE OF GRAVITY WHICH RELATE TO MARIHUANA'S EFFECT ON INDIVIDUALS WITH FOCAL EPILEPSY SUFFER FROM THE DYSCONTROl CAN BE SHOWN TO INTERACT WITH THE FORCES OF AS WEll AS TO THE LARGER SOCIETY. IT INCLUDES A HIS· 88. IS MAN INNATELY AGGRESSIVE? (FROM NEURAL BASES OF SYSTEM (BUT DO NOT INDICATE A CORRELATION BETWEEN HUMAN EVOLUTION AND BEHAVIOR. GRAVITY DIRECTLY IN· TORICAl SURVEY OF TWO TYPES OF MARIHUANA USE, ME· VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION, 1975, BY W S FIELDS AND W DYSCONTROl AND VIOLENCE) IS PRESENTED. ONE PAPER FLUENCES THE HUMAN NE:RVOUS SYSTEM AND MAY MAKE DICINAl AND INTOXICANT, WHICH CONSTITUTES A REVIEW H SWEET-SEE NCJ-57520). By A. MONTAGU. WARREN DISCUSSES RAGE AS BEING LARGELY INDEPENDENT OF OF MARIHUANA USE IN MANY PARTS OF THE WORLD. AC· H GREEN, INC, 10 SOUTH BRENTWOOD BOULEVARD, ST PERSONS MORE IRRITABLE OR MORE SLUGGISH DEPEND· lOUIS, MO 63105. 25 p. 1975. NCJ-57527 THE TEMPORAL lOBE OR LIMBIC SYSTEM PAROXYSMAL DIS. ING ON INDIVIDUAL RECEPTIVITY. PEOPLE WITH UNSTABLE CEPTED SOCIOCULTURAL BOUNDARIES ARE ANALYZED. RE· ORDERS, WHilE STill ANOTHER REVIEWS AVAILABLE EVI. VIEWS OF THE BOTAN/CAl, PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIC, THIS ARTICLE FROM THE SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES PERSONALITIES AND MOOD DISORDERS OR THOSE WHO DENCE SUGGESTING CONNECTION BETWEEN THE 47,XYY PHYSIOLOGIC, AND BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF MARIHUANA OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION INDICATES THAT AGGRES. ARE ALREADY UNDER STRESS MAY EXPERIENCE SOCIAL CHROMOSOME AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR AND CON. ON MAN ARE INCLUDED. PART TWO DEALING WITH SOCIAL SIVE BEHAVIOR IS A lEARNED RESPONSE TO ENVIRON. CONSEQUENCES OF EXCESSIVE COSMIC INFLUENCE. IF ClUDES THAT AN ASSOCIATION HAS NOT BEEN PROVEN. Fl. ASPECTS, DISCUSSES PATTERNS OF THE INDIVIDUAL USER MENT, REGARDLESS OF INDIVIDUAL PREDISPOSITIONS. THE SUCH PERSONS ARE VIOLENCE PRONE, THEY MAY BE COM· NAllY, lEGAL QUESTIONS REGARDING PSYCHOSURGERY AS WEll AS THE RELATIONSHIP OF MARIHUANA USE TO EXTRAORDINARY NONAGGRESSIVENESS OF SOCIETIES PEllED INTO UNCONTROllABLE BEHAVIOR. THE AND BRAIN CONTROL ARE EXAMINED IN TWO ARTICLES VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT CRIME. THE HYPOTHESIS THAT SUCH AS THE ESKIMO, THE PYGMY, AND THE PUEBLO WEREWOLF lEGEND AND THE THEORIES OF ASTROLOGY WHICH CONSIDER THE IMPLICATIONS OF RESEARCH AND MARIHUANA USE lEADS TO OTHER DRUGS, ESPECIALLY INDIAN INDICATES THAT HUMANITY IS NOT INNATELY AG. MAY HAVE SOME SCIENTIFIC BASIS, AS REVEALED BY COR· TREATMENT OF CRIMINALS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS GRESSIVE. RATHER, HUMAN HISTORY UNDERSCORES THE RELATIONS OF POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT DATA WITH HEROIN, IS EXPLORED IN DEPTH. PART THREE IS CON· AND SOCIAL CONTROL ISSUES. REFERENCES AND AN DATA FROM THE lUNAR EPHEMERIS. SAN FRANCISCO SUI· CERNED WITH THE lEGAL ASPECTS OF THE MARIHUANA ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN THE lEARNING OF AGGRES. AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEX ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) CIDES AND FLORIDA HOMICIDES APPEAR TO BE DIRECTLY CONTROVERSY. IN ORDER TO PLACE MARIHUANA, A PSY· SION OR NONAGGRESSION. WHATEVER PREDISPOSITIONS Supplemental Notel): PAPERS PRESENTED AT A SYMPOSIUM CORRELATED WITH THE APPEARANCE OF THE FUll MOON. CHOACTIVE DRUG, iN PROPER PERSPECTIVE, A HISTORY OF INDIVIDUALS IN A SOCIETY MAY HAVE TOWARD VIOLENCE, HELD IN CORONADO (CA). SUCH TRAITS MAY BE SUCCESSFUllY SUPPRESSED. MORE. EVIDENCE POINTS TO A 'CIRCA·MONTHl Y BIOLOGICAL THF- CONTROL OF MARIHUANA, ALCOHOL, AND TOBACCO IS Availability: HALSTED PRESS, 605 THIRD AVENUE, NEW RHYTHM' OF HUMAN AGGRESSION THAT CORRESPONDS PRESENT::D. MARIHUANA LAWS AT THE INTERNATIONAL, OVER, THE PREVALENT HUMAN CHARACTERISTIC APPEARS YORK, NY 10016. WITH THE LUNAR·SYNODIC CYCLE. BY PROPERl Y APPLYING FEDERAL, AND STATE LEVELS, INCLUDING STATUTES THAT TO BE COOPERATION, AND EXPRESSIONS OF COOPERATIVE KNOWLEDGE OF THE lUNAR EFFECT, POLICE AND MEDICAL REQUIRE PHYSICIANS TO REPORT DRUG ADDICTION, ARE BEHAVIOR HAVE BEEN THE MOST INFLUENTIAL FACTORS IN 90. LONG-TERM USE OF LITHIUM IN AGGRESSIVE PRISONERS. PERSONNEL CAN PREPARE FOR FLUCTUATIONS IN THE REVIEWED. TRAFFICKING AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. HUMANITY HAS NOT BEEN 'PRO. By J. P. TUPIN, D. B. SMITH, T. L. CLANON, L. I. ~IM, A. THE DRUG ARE DESCRIBED. PART FOUR ANALYZES LAW EN· GRAMMED' FOR AGGRESSION, BUT RATHER HAS THE NUGENT, and A. GROUPE. AMERICAN PSYCHOPATHOlOGI. RATES OF CRIME AND PSYCHIATRIC ADMISSIONS. REFER· OPTION TO PROGRESS TOWARDS WHAT IT lEARNS TO BE. CAL ASSOCIATION, 111 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY ENCES AND A LUNAR EPHEMERIS ARE PROVIDED. (TWK) FORCEMENT BEHAVIOR WITH RESPECT TO MARIHUANA USE. 10017. COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY, V 14, N 4 (JULY/ THE THEORIES OF FREUD, lORENZ, AND ARDREY ON A PHY. Sponsoring Agency: UNiTED WAY OF DADE COUNTY, 955 SW THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE OPINIONS HELD BY OFFI· AUGUST 1973), P 311·317,. NCJ.17499 2ND AVE, MIAMI, Fl33130. lOGENETICAllY PROGRAMMED FORM OF VIOLENT HUMAN CIALS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND THEIR BEHAV· IN THIS STUDY, 27 MALE CONVICTS EXHIBITING RECURRENT Availability: DOUBLEDAY, 501 FRANKLIN AVENUE, GARDEN BEHAVIOR MAY RELIEVE PEOPLE OF THE BURDEN OF AC. lOR TOWARD MARIHUANA OFFENDERS IS DISCUSSED. FIND· VIOLENT BEHAVIOR WERE GIVEN LITHIUM CARBONATE FOR CITY, NY 11530. COUNTING FOR THEIR OWN ACTIONS, BUT THESE THEORIES INGS OF THE COMMISSION·SPONSORED NATIONAL SURVEY THREE TO EIGHTEEN MONTHS IN AN ATTEMPT TO ASSESS ARE NOT SUFFICIENTLY SUBSTANTIATED. LIKEWISE, THE OF PUBLIC ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR TOWARD MARIHUA· THE LONG·TERM EFFECT OF LITHIUM ON AGGRESSIVE BE. 92. MALNUTRITION AND THE CRIMINAL STATE OF MIND. By J. NA, OTHER DRUG USE, AND RELATED SOCIAL ISSUES ARE PREMATURE ATTRIBUTION OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR TO THE PATRICK. 5 p. NCJ·63701 HAVIOR. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION INCLUDED PRESENTED IN PART FIVE. PART SIX DISCUSSES THE MARl· EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME IN SOME MALES IGNORES THE IN. THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES AN INTERVIEW WITH PARTICI· INABILITY TO DELAY EXPRESSION OF AGGRESSIVE FEEL. HUANA ISSUE WITH RESPECT TO SOCIOLEGAl POLICY TERACTION BETWEEN GENES AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN IN. PANTS AT THE CANADIAN SCHIZOPHRENIA ASSOCIATION INGS, STRONG SUGGESTION OF BRAIN DAMAGE AND A PRACTICES AND DECISIONS. INCLUDED IN THE SECTION IS A FLUENCING CHARACTER TRAITS. UNDER THE PRESSURE OF SEMINAR WHO SUGGEST THE DIET OF PRISON INMATES lONG HISTORY OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR BOTH IN AND OUT DISCUSSION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL DIMENSIONS WHICH UNFAVORABLE SOCIAL CONDITIONS, TAll MALES MAY BE HAS A DIRECT EFFECT ON THEIR PERCEPTION AND SUBSE· OF PRISON. ASSESSMENTS OF CHANGE WERE COMPOSF-D FORM THE BASIS FOR ALTERNATIVE MODELS FOR THE CON· NURTURED TO VIOLENCE AS A MEANS OF CULTURAL ADAp. QUENT BEHAViOR. SOME 10 PERCENT OF THE U.S. POPULA· OF INCIDENCE AND TYPE OF DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS MJD TROL OF MARIHUANA. A NATIONWIDE STUDY OF MARIHUA· TATION. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH SUGGESTS THAT VIO. TION IS SAID TO BE, AT SOME POINT, AFFLICTED BY MENTAL THE NUMBER AND TYPE OF SECURITY CHANGES FOR IDEN. NA EDUCATION PRESENTS POLICIES AND PROGRAMS ON A lENCE, EVEN IF ORGANICAllY DETERMINED, MAY BE CUL. IllNESS REQUIRING TREATMENT. HOWEVER, MOST OF THE TICAL TIME PERIODS BEFORE AND DURING LITHIUM PLUS STATE·BY·STATE BASIS AND INCLUDES DESCRIPTIONS OF TURAllY REDUCED OR ELIMINATED. REFERENCES ARE POPULATION MIGHT ALSO BE CONSIDERED SO AFFLICTED, SUBJECTIVE REPORTS BY STAFF AND SUBJECTS. AS A EXISTING MARIHUANA EDUCATION PROGRAMS. FUTURE RE· PROVIDED. (TWK) SINCE CURRENT FINDINGS IN ORTHOMOLECULAR PSYCHIA· GROUP, THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS SEARCH RECOMMENDATIONS AS SUGGESTED GUIDELINES TRY SUGGEST THAT ANY BODilY IllNESS IS OFTEN ACCOM· FOR VIOLENT BEHAVIOR DECREASED SIGNIFICANTl Y FOR VARiOUS AGENCIES, INSTITUTIONS AND INDIVIDUALS 89. ISSUES IN BRAIN/BEHAVIOR CONTROL. W. L. SMITH and PANIED BY SOME MENTAL DYSFUNCTION. STUDIES OF PE· WHEREAS THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF DISCIPLINARY AC. ENGAGED IN RESEARCH ON MARIHUANA ARE PRESENTED. A. KLING, Ede. SPECTRUM PUBLICATIONS, INC, 75.31 RUVIAN PEASANTS, AMERICAN INDIANS, CANADIAN ESKI· , "I 192ND STREET, FLUSHiNG, NY 11366. 157 p. 1976. . TIONS FOR NON·VIOlENT BEHAVIOR DID NOT DECREASE THE REPORT DOES NOT INCLUDE REFERENCES; IT DOES, MOS, AND AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES SUGGEST A DEFINITE NCJ·57467 SIGNIFICANTl Y. INDIVIDUAllY CONSIDERED, SUBJECTS RE. HOWEVER, FULLY DOCUMENT THE METHODOLOGICAL AND RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A lOW·PROTEIN INTENDED FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS, NEUROLOGISTS, LAWYERS CEIVED FEWER DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS FOR VIOLENCE. SE. SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES PRESENTED IN BOTH NARRATIVE AND lOW·CARBOHYDRATE DIET AND AGGRESSION. VIOLENT AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN BRAIN/BEHAVIOR RELATION. CURITY CLASSIFICATIONS IMPROVED. SUBJECTIVE REPORTS GRAPHIC/TABULAR FORM. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED). CRIMINALS SEEM TO LIVE PRINCIPAllY ON CANDY BARS, SHIPS, THIS BOOK DISCUSSES SOCIAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES INCLUDED: 1) AN INCREASED CAPACITY TO REFLECT ON Supplemental Notes: TECHNICAL PAPERS OF THE FIRST COKES, COFFEE, AND ALCOHOL; THIS FURTHER AGGRA· INVOLVED IN CONTROLLING BEHAVIOR THROUGH THE THE CONSEQUENCES OF ACTIONS; 2) INCREASED CAPACITY REPORT OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MARIHUANA VATES THEIR CONDITION, AS THEIR BLOOD SU(,AR lEVELS BRAIN. THE PAPERS INCLUDED IN THE ANTHOLOGY FOCUS TO CONTROL ANGRY FEELINGS WHEN PROVOKED; 3) DIMIN. AND DRUG ABUSE. FLUCTUATE DAILY. IN ADDITION, THEY MAY LACK VITAMIN C, ON BASIC SYSTEMS IN THE BRAIN WHICH ARE RELATED TO ISHED INTENSITY OF ANGRY t\FFECT; AND 4) GENERAllY A Availability: GPO. Stock Order No. 052·066·00002·6. AN OUTSTANDING ANTI·STRESS AGENT, AND THE AGGRESSION IN ANIMALS AND MAN AND THE USE OF ElEC. MORE REFLECTIVE MOOD. THE AUTHORS CONCLUDE THAT NERVE·RElAXING B VITAMINS SUCH AS B·l OR B·3 (NIACIN). TRICAl STIMULATION IN BRAIN CONTROL, RESEARCH THE RESULTS STRONGLY SUGGEST THAT LITHIUM MAY BE 94. MEDICAL ASPECTS OF DELINQUENCY. By P. D. SCOTT. AT THE PRINCE ALBERT PENITENTIARY, (SASKATCHEWAN) HEADLEY BROS LTD, ASHFORD, KENT TN24 8HH, ENGLAND. STRATEGY TO FURTHER DELINEATE ORGANICAllY INDUCED EFFECTIVE IN lONG·TERM REDUCTION OF AGGRESSIVE Bf.. ONE-THIRD OF THE PRISONERS COULD BE CLASSIFIED AS BR/TISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIA TR Y, SPECIAL PUBLICATION PATIENTS WITH EPISODIC DYSCONTROl, CHROMOSOME AB. HAVIOR. (AUTHOR ABSTRACn HAVING SUBCLINICAL PEllAGRA, OR AllERGY OF THE N 9 (1975), P 287·295.. NCJ·57497 NORMALITIES AND AGGRESSION, AND lEGAL IMPLICATIONS BRAIN, CHARACTERIZED BY DIZZINESS AND HEADACHE. RESEARCH ON THE MEDICAL ASPECTS OF DELINQUENCY OF PSYCHOSURGERY AND BRAIN CONTROL IN A DEMO. 91. LUNAR EFFECT-BIOLOGICAL TIDES AND HUMAN EMO. TIONS. By A. U;'EBER. DOUBLEDAY, 501 FRANKLIN DRUG TREATMENT OFTEN EXACERBATES THE SYMPTOMS. COVERING PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AS WELL AS CRATIC SOCIETY. THE INTRODUCTORY PAPER RAISES A L AVEI~UE, GARDEN CITY, NY 11530. 183 p. 1978. IN ADDITION, PRISONERS Will OFTEN PREFER JUNK FOOD PRENATAL AND GENETIC FACTORS IN BEHAVIOR ACKNOWL· NUMBER OF ISSUES REGARDING DEFINITIONS OF OR RE. NCJ-63700 TO MORE NUTRITIOUS DIETS, OR THEY MAY DEVELOP Al· EDGES THAT THE EVIDENCE OF ASSOCIATION IS SCANTY. SPONSIBILITY FOR TREATMENT AS WEll AS QUALITY AND THE EFFECTS OF LUNAR PERIODICITY ON HUMAN EMO. lERGIES TO AN UNVARIED DIET. (AOP) PERTINENT RESEARCH IS CITED INVOLVING PHYSICAL , APPROPRIATENESS OF TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR INDI. TIONS, AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, AND CRIME RATES ARE DE. Availability: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO· HEALTH FACTORS, BRAIN INJURY, EPILEPSY, BRAIN LEo VIDUAlS SUFFERING FROM BEHAVIOR DISORDERS WITH SCRIBED IN THIS POPULARIZED STUDY OF SOCIAL AND AS. FICHE PROGRAM. SIONS, PRENATAL AND PERINATAL FACTORS, GENETIC FAC· 28 29 ~---.---~- (I MEDICAL CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL NEURAL TORS, AND MENTAL ILLNESS IN RELATION TO CRIMINAL BE· HOWEVER, THE HEIGHT OF THE PSYCHOPATHIC DEVIATE A DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY IS CONDUCTED TO BECOME AS THEY ARE BECAUSE OF ADAPTATION TO HAVIOR AMONG DELINQUENTS. ALTHOUGH NO DIRECT RE. SCALE WAS SIGNIFICANTLY ELEVATED. THE THERAPEUTIC DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF VIOLENT CRIME COMMITTED SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL REQUIREMENTS. IT IS THE LATIONSHIP CAN BE CLAIMED BETWEEN PHYSICAL ILL· IMPLICATIONS OF THIS SUBGROUPING SUGGEST THAT THE BY MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS AS OPPOSED TO THE TASK OF THE CRIMINOLOGIST TO ASCEf'lTAIN THOSE PAR· NESSES AND DELINQUENCY, PHYSICAL ILLNESS, IF IT AF· MOST DANGEROUS GROUP (I.E., EPILEPTOID DYSCONTROL) AMOUNT OF CRIME COMMITTED BY OFFENDERS WHO ARE TICULAR INTERACTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIO· FECTS THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, MAY HAVE A DIRECT EFFECT AND THE MOST SEVERELY DISTURBED GROUP (I.E., INAD· NOT MENTALLY ILL. NAMES OF ALL OFFENDERS WHO HAD LOGICAL HUMAN NEEDS WITH PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENTS ON BEHAVIOR APART FROM PSYCHOLOGICAL INFLUENCES. EQUATE PSYCHOPATHS) MIGHT BENEFIT MOST FROM A BEEN CONVICTED OF CRIMES OF VIOLENCE BETWEEN THE WHICH TEND TO PRODUCE OR INHIBIT CRIMINAL VIOLENCE. THE EFFECT MAY MANIFEST ITSELF IN AN INCREASED DE. PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIC REGIMEN AND THUS BE TREATA· YEARS 1955 TO 1964 WERE COLLECTED FROM POLICE FILES THIS WILL ALSO HAVE IMPliCATIONS FOR THE FACTORS AS· PENDENCY, SOCIAL' SHYNESS, AND OTHER SECONDARY BLE. TABULAR DATA AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, FROM THE FILES SOCIATED WITH SOCIAL AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND HANDICAPS. A MARKED CHANGE IN PERSONALITY MAY (DAG) OF THE PUBLIC PROSECUTORS, AND FROM THE RECORDS PEACEFUL STABILITY. (RCB) FOLLOW BRAIN INJURY FROM INFECTION OR TRAUMA, AND 'Supplemental Not.. : ALSO FOUND IN T'iE PSYCHOPATH-A OF 'THE STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS WHERE MENTALLY ILL Supplemental Notea:, TRANSLATED FROM RUSSIAN. THE CHANGES COULD INCLUDE ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR, COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF SOCIOPATHIC DISORDERS AND OFFENDERS MIGHT HAVE BEEN COMMITTED. THEN DATA ON ANXIETY, POOR PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOL, SUDDfiN MOOD BEHAVIORS, BY W H REID. THE 533 MENTALLY ILL OR RETARDED VIOLENT OFFENDERS 99. MODEL FOR COMMUNITY PROGRAMS DEALING WITH ANTI· CHANGES, AND INABILiTYTO CONCENTRATE,. BRAIN INJURY, AND THEIR CRIMES WERE COMPARED WITH DATA ON !lOCIAL PERSONS (FROM ECOLOGIC·BIOCHEMICAL Ap· PROACHES TO TREATMENT OF DELINQUENTS AND CRIMI· 96. MEDICAL REMANDS IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS. By T. C. N. THOSE VIOLENT OFFENDERS WHO WERE NOT JUDGED TO THEREFORE, COULD BE A PRECURSOR OF DELINQUENCY, NALS, 1978, BY LEONARD J HIPPCHEN-SEE NCJ·50444). ALTHOUGH STUDIES SUGGEST THAT DELINQUENCY IS DE· GIBBENS, K. L. SOOTHILL, and P. J. POPE. OXFORD UNI· BE MENTALLY ILL. A TOTAL NUMBER OF 17,930 VIOLENT OF· VERSITY PRESS" INC, 200 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY By L. J. HIPPCHEN. VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLD, 135 WEST PENDENT ON THE EMOTIONAL BACKGROUND AND UPBRING. FENDERS WAS IDENTIFIED FOR THE 10·YEAR PERIOD, WITH 10016. 133 p. 1977. NCJ-47813 50TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10020. 18 p. 1978. ING OF THE INJURED INDIVIDUAL. ALTHOUGH EPILEPSY FRE. THE 533 MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS ACCOUNTING FOR 3 NCJ·50459 THIS BRITISH STUDY EXAMINES PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED QUENTLY INDICATES BRAIN DAMAGE,EPILEPTICS ARE NOT PERCENT OF THE WHOLE. THIS MEANS 'THAT, WITHOUT CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES FOR A COMMUNITY PROGRAM . WITH REMANDING OFFENDERS TO CUSTODY DURING PHYSI· PRONE TO CRIME, AND WHEN THEY DO COMMIT CRIME DO CONSIDERING THE AGE DISTRIBUTION OF OFFENDERS, DEALING WITH THE MANY FORMS OF MALADAPTIVE BEHAV· CAL AND MENTAL EVALUATIONS. THis VOLUME IS PRE· NOT SHOW ANY PARTICULAR PREDILECTION FOR VIOLENT MENTALLY ILL AND MENTALLY RETARDED PERSONS lOR TYPICAL OF ANTISOCIAL PERSONS ARE PRESENTED. FACED BY ,AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY'S SCOPE AND CRIME. BRAIN LESIONS, IT HAS SEEN POSTULATED, CREATE COMMIT VIOLENT CRIMES IN ,ABOUT THE SAME PROPOR· EMPHASIS IS ON EARLY INTERVENTION BY SCHOOL, POLICE, METHODOLOGY. NEXT, THREE STUDIES ARE REVIEWED. THE TION AS THE POPULATION AT LARGE. THE RISK OF BECOM· AND COURTS. SEVEN BASIC ASSUMPTIONS AND 14 PRINCI· A STATE OF 'ORGANISMIC EXCITABILITY,' A POSSIBLE EX· FIRST IS A RETROSPECTIVE STUOY OF THE FREQUENCY OF ING A VIOLENT OFFENDER IS GREATER FOR SCHIZOPHFiEN· PLES ARE DEVELOPED FOR A NEW APPROACH TO EVALUA· PLANATION FOR ABNORMAL, BEHAVIOR. HOWEVER, RE. MEDICAL REMAND IN THE MAGISTRATES' COURTS, AND OF ICS, APPROXIMATELY 10 TIMES AS HIGH AS THE RISK FOR . TION AND TREATMENT OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR. THE SULTS Off STUDIES ALLOW ONLY ONE SAFE CONCLUSION THE MEDICAL REMAND'S ROLE IN THE COURT PROCESS. PERSONS WITH AFFECTIVE PSYCHOSES OR FOR THE MEN· BASIC ASSUMPTIONS ARE THAT ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR IS ABOUT LESIONS··THEY ARE NOT MECHANICALLY REPRE. THE SECOND IS A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF THE RECORDS TALLY RETARDED. BOTH MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS AND TREATABLE; UNDERSTANDING AND TREATMENT WILL AC· SENTED BY SPECIFIC BEHAVIOR PATTERNS BUT ARE MORE OF 287 REMANDED OFFENDERS IN WESSEX DURING OFFENDERS NOT MENTALLY ILL ARE PREDOMINANTLY COMPLISH MORE THAN THE TRADITIONAL PUNITIVE HAN· LIKELY TO ACT INDIRECTLY IN A VARIElY OF WAYS,INCLUD. 1970·1971. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AND THE CRIMI· DLiNG WHICH SCHOOLS AND COURTS HAVE USED IN THE ING ,INFLUENCE ON THE LEARNING SITUATION. EVIDENCE NAl RECORD, DOCTOR'S VIEWS ON REMAND PROCEDURE, MALE AND BETWEEN THE AGES OF 26·34. THE DATA ON THE PAST; TREATMENT PROGRAMS SHOULD REPLACE LOCAL ON RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DELINQUENCY AND PRENA. THE CRIMINAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF A CONTROLLED 533 MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS WERE ALSO COMPARED JAILS AND DETENTION CENTERS; AND CONSTANT RE· TAL AND PERINATAL FACTORS (SHOCK, ANXIETY, AND SAMPLE, AND MEDICAL DEFENSE REPORTS TO MAGIS· WITH THOSE ON A CONTROL GROUP OF NONOFFENDERS SEARCH AND EVALUATION SHOULD BE USED. THE 14 PRIN· STRESS DURING PREGNANCY, CONGENITAL ABNORMALI. TRATES' COURTS ARE DISCUSSED. IN WESSEX, IT WAS TO DETERMINE CHARACTERISTICS OF PERSONS MORE IN· CIPLES EMPHASIZE THE FOLLOWING: DIAGNOSING AND TIES, BIRTH COMPLICATIONS) AND GENETIC FACTORS SUCH FOUND THAT 20 PERCENT OF THE MALE AND 27 PERCENT CLiNED TOWARD VIOLENCE. RESULTS SHOW THAT THE TREATING EYE PROBLEMS; DIAGNOSING AND TREATING AS. ABNORMAL SEX·CHROMOSOME COMPLEMENTS IS NOT ,OF THE FEMALE OFFENDERS REMANDED WERE FIRST.TIME MAIN INDICATORS WERE MORE EVIDENCE OF ANTISOCIAL SUGAR·RELATED DISEASES AND OTHER METABOLISM DIS· SIGNIFICANT, ALTHOUGH THE LATTER IS WORTHY OF MORE OFFENDERS WITH NO APPARENT NEED FOR EVAlUATION. BEHAVIOR, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES, ALCOHOLISM, AND ORDERS ASSOCIATED WITH MISPERCEPTIONS; AND DIAG· RESEARCH. ALTHOUGH AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MENTAL FURTHER, 44 PERCENT OF THE COURT DQCUMt;NTS CON. OTHER ADDICTIONS BEFORE THE ONSET OF CRIMINALITY. NOSING AND CLASSIFYING SEVERE MENTAL PROBLEMS, DISORDERS AND DELINQUENCY IS NOT DEFINITE, BOTH TAINING THE REQUIRED JUSTIFICATION FOR THE REMAND CONCLUSIONS ARE SUMMARIZED IN FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SUCH AS SUICIDE·PRONENESS OR SEVERE VIOLENT TEN· CRIME AND MENTAL DISORDERS HAVE COMMON ROOTS IN NEVER REACHED THE DOOTORS. DOCTORS FELT THAT 35 ENGLISH. : DENCIES, AND DIVERTING THESE PERSONS INTO INTENSIVE I ENVIRONMENT AND INHERITANCE AND THIS SUGGESTS AN PERCENT W~RE BEING, EVALUATED BECAUSE ,OF ,THE 1 98. METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF THE STUDY OF VIO· PROGRAMS. ,A CHART PRESENTS A PROPOSED CLASSIFICA· I' . INDIRECT LINK. REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) -, • NATUFtE OF THE OFFENSE AND 34 PERCENT BECAUSE OF LENCE FROM THE STANDPOINT OF CRIMINOLOGY. By V. TION MODEL TOGETHER WITH TREATMENT PROGNOSES i SUSPECTED MENTAL IlLNESS. THE CONTROL STUDY WAS 95. MEDICAL MODEL IN CRIMINOLOGY (FROM HUMAN AGGRES. SHUPILOV. UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CUSTODY CLASSIFICATIONS. ANOTHER TABl.E PRO· DONE TO COMPARE REMANDED AND NONREMANDED OF. SION AND DANGEROUSNESS, 1978, BY D AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION, 7·9 PLACE OF FOUTENOY, VIDES DIAGNOSTIC APPROACHES FOR VARIOUS PATHOLOGI· FENDERS; IT WAS FOUND THAT LITTLE DIFFERENCE EXIST. 75700 PARIS, FRANCE. INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE LABERGE-ALTMEJD-SEE NCJ-57484). By R. R. MONROE. CAL SYMPTOMS TOGETHER WITH SUGGESTED METHODS OF ED BETWEEN THE MEDICAL MAKEUP OF THE TWO GROUPS. JOURNAL, V 30, N 4 (1978), P 858·866. NCJ·60460 INSTITUT PHILIPPE PINEL DE MONTREAL, 12, 333 BOULE. TREA.TMENT. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROGRAM THE THIRD STUDY CONCERNED MEDICAL REMANDS BY FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED IN THE STUDY OF CRIMINAL VARD, MONTREAL, QUEBEC 478, CANADA. 22 p. 1978. ALSO INCLUDE STRONG PREVENTIVE ASPECTS INCLUDING HIGH COURTS, WHICH WERE FOUND TO USE MEDICAL RE· VIOLENCE ARE IDENTIFIED AND DISCUSSED. ANY STUDY OF " NCJ·57487 WIDE·SPREAD SCREENING OF CHILDREN FOR LEARNING , o A SAMPLE OF 93 RECIDIVIST AGGReSSORS INCARCERATED MANOS MOST FREQUENTlY FOR OFFENDERS ACCUSED OF CRIMINAL VIOLENCE MUST DISTINGUISH CRIMINAL BEHAV· PROBLEMS AND PHYSICAL PROBLEMS. SUCH A MULTIFA· AT MARYLAND'S PATUXENT INSTITUTION WERE RANDOMLY SERIOUS CRIMES. CONCLUSIONS ARE PROVIDED REGARD· lOR FROM SOCIAL AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE. SOCIAL AND CETED APPROACH IS CONSIDERED ESSENTIAL FOR EFFEC· SELECTED TO EVALUATE A MEDICAL MODEL OF PSYCHOp. INGTHE STUDIES AND IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT GREATER POLITICAL VIOLENCE EMERGE FROM A PERVASIVE OPPRES· TIVE HANDLING OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR. A BIBLIOGRAPHY ATHY AND EPISODIC DYSCONTROL. BROADLY' SPEAKING USE BE MADE OF COMMUNITY DOCTORS OR SOCIAL AGEN. SION OF, LARGE GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHOSE BIOLOGICAL IS PROVIDED. (GLR) THE HYPOTHESIS TO BE TESTED WAS AS FOLLOWS; LIMBIC CIES FOR REMANDS BY THE MAGISTRATES' COURT. THIS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPRIVATION IS THE WHOLESALE RESULT OF THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SYSTEM EFFECTING SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION IN THE FORM OF CIRCUMSCRIBED WOULD NOT ONLY REDUCE CROWDING IN LOCAL PRISONS 100. NEURAL ~ASES OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION. W. S. OR FOCAL EXCESSIVE NEURONAL DiSCHARGES MAY BUT WOULD ALSO REMOVE· THE STIGMA OF INCARCER: THEIR LIVES. CRIMINAL VIOLENCE IS A RELATIVELY ISOLAT· FIELDS and W. H. SWEET, Eds. WARREN H GREEN, INC, 10 RESULT IN RECURRING VIOLENT ACTS OF DYSCONTROL, ATION AND WOULD HASTEN THE REINTEGRATION OF THE ED ACTION BY AN INDIVIDUAL ACTING IN SELF·INTEREST SOUTH BRENTWOOD BOULEVARD, ST LOUIS, MO 63105. LEADING TO REPEATED ARRESTS, CONVICTIONS, AND IN. OFFENDER INTO THE COMMUNITY. RELEVANT TABULAR AGAINST A DOMINANT MORALITY THAT PROHIBITS SUCH BE· 551 p. 1975. NCJ·57520 CARCERATIONS. EACH OF THE 93 SUBJECTS HAD 2 DATA ARE PROVIDED, AS ARE EXCERPTS FROM THE HAVIOR. THE STUDY OF CRIMINAL VIOLENCE THUS RE· THIS COMPILATION REPORTS THE MEDICAL FiNDINGS AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS, WITH A MAJORITY SHOWING REPORT OF THE BUTLER COMMITTEE ON MENTALlY AB. QUIRES THAT THE :NDIVIDUAL PERSONALITY BE DESCRIBED PHILOSOPHIOAL ESSAYS PRESENTED AT THE 1972 HOUS· AT LEAST BORDERLINE ABNORMALITIES AND A SIGNIFICANT NORMAL OFFENDERS, A DISCUSSION OF THE USE OF SYSTEMATICALLY. THIS MEANS ISOLATING AN ELEMENTARY TON NEUROLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES OF MINORITY DISPLAYING A PERIOD OF HIGH AMPLITUDE PAR. CHARGE SHEETS AS DOCUMENTARY SOURCE BY MEDIOAL STRUCTURAL UNIT WHICH, WITH ONE VARIATION OR AN· VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION. THE NEUROLOGICAL SYMPO· i,0 OXYSMAl THETA ACTIVITY. EPISODIC SYMPTOMS WERE DE. EXAMINERS, A COPY OF THE SURVEY INSTRUMENTS USED OTHER, CAN BE OBSERVED AT ALL LEVELS OF ACTIVITY. SIA HELD IN HOUSTON ENDEAVOR TO CREATE AN ATMOS· TERMINED USING A SELF·RATING SCALE ON WHICH A IN THE STUDY, AND STATISTICS GATHERED AS BACK. THIS ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE MUST TAKE INTO ACCOUNT PHERE FOR THE FREE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND OPINIONS CLEAR MAJORITY SHOWED A HIGH DYSCONTROl SYMPTOM. GROUND FOR THE STUDY. REFERENCES AND AN INDEX OF BOTH THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPER· IN THE MEDICAL AND RELATED SCIENCES. THE SYMPOSIUM CROSSING THE EEG AND DYSCONTROL SCALE DATA YIELD. STATUTES ARE ALSO 'PROVIDED. (GLR) TIES OF THE INDIVIDUAL. THE COMPLEX OF ENDURING MO· HELD DURING 1972 WAS INSPIRED BY THE NEED FOR RE· ED FOUR SUBGROUPS: ePILEPTOID DYSCONTROLS, HYS. Supplemental Notea: INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY MAUDSLEY TIVES AND ASPIRATIONS OF THE INDIVIDUAL UNDER THE IN· SEARCH INTO THE RELATION OF BRAIN FUNCTION AND BE· TEROID DYSCONTROLS, INADEQUATE PSYCHOPATHS, AND MONOGRAPHS, N 25. FLUENCE OF EDUCATION AND ADAPTATION TO THE SOCIAL HAVIOR, PARTICULARLY VIOLENT AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAV· PURE PSYCHOPATHS. MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONAL. Ave"ablllty: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, INC, 200 MADISON AND ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT FORM INDIVIDUAL CHAR· lOR. THE BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SUCH A TOPIC NECES· ITY INVENTORY PROFILES OF THE FOUR GROUPS INDICAT. AVENyE, NEW YORK, NY 10016. ACTER. WHEN THE CRIMINOLOGIST DEALS WITH TRAITS OF SARILY INVOLVED CONCOMITANT INTERESTS OF EXPERTS ED THAT EPILEPTOID AND HYSTEROIP DYSCONTROLS AND .- j: r,,, 1;' :Ill' "" ~ '," SIGNIFICANCE IN CRIMINOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION, SUCH IN THE FIELDS OF ANTHROPOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOL· THE INADEQUATE AND PURE PSYCHOPATHS SHOWED RE. 97. MENTALLY DISORDERED VIOLENT OFFENDERS:' By H. AS ACQUISITIVENESS, DOMINATION, AND EGOCENTRICISM, OGY, MEDICINE, PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW, AND BROUGHT HAEFNER and W. BOEKER. l3PRINGER.VERU.G, 175 FIFTH MARKABLE SIMILARITIES, BUT THAT THE DIFFERENCES BE. OR THEIR OPPOSITES, THE UNDERLYING ASSUMPTION IS TOGETHER A VARIETY OF PROFESSIONALS. THE REPORT OF AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10010. SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY. V THAT PEOPLE ARE NOT INHERENTLY SO CONSTITUTED, BUT THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM CONTAINS NOT , TWEEN THE TWO PAIRS WERE MARKED. IN ALL GROUPS, 8, N 4 (NOVEMBER 1973), P 220·229. NCJ.57140 30 31 ~. r --.-,-. ._----- NEUROLEPTICS CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL NIEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ONLY THE FINDINGS OF RESEARCH PROJECTS AND THE JECTS WERt:: ANALYZED USING MODIFICATIONS OF THE 104. NEUROPSYCHIATRIC CORRELATIONS WITH ANTISOCIAL BE DERL YING MECHANISM IS, AS HYPOTHESIZED, A FOCAL ESSAYS OF SOCIAL COMMENTATORS, BUT ALSO THE CURRENT AND PAST PSYCHOPATHOLOGY SCALES AND THE HAVIOR. By R. R. MONROE, G. U. BALIS, J. RUBIN, J. R. LIMBIC SYSTEM SEIZURE ALTHOUGH THERE WAS SOME EVI STATEMENTS OF DISSENTERS WHO ORGANIZED A CAM MONROE DYSCONTROL SCALE, RESULTS INDICATED A SUR LION, B. HULFISH, M. MCDONALD, and D. BARCIK. INTER- DENCE THAT THE ANTICONVULSANT DRUG PRIMIDONE HAD NATIONAL CENTRE FOR BIOLOGICAL AND PAIGN TO ALTER THE CONFERENCE. DEBATE IS THEREBY PRISING CONSISTENCY IN CORRELATIONS BETWEEN NEUR POSITIVE OLiNICAL EFFECTS--MANY OF THE PRISONERS RE MEDICO-FORENSIC CRIMINOLOGY, POBOX 22215, SAO PRESENTED CONCERNING THE USE OF TEMPORAL LABEC' OLOGIC SCALE ITEMS AND AGGRESSIVE DYSCONTROL BE PAULO, BRAZIL. 22 p. 1975. NCJ-39871 PORTED THAT WHILE THEY WERE UNDER THE REGIMEN TOMY, AMYGDALOTOMY, AND POSTERO-MEDIAL HYPOTHA THEY THOUGHT MORE OLEARLY--THE FINAL TEST OF THE I HAVIOR. CORRELATIONS AT THE 0..0.5 LEVEL OR BETTER DESCRIPTION OF A STUDY OF THE ETIOLOGY AND PREVA LAMOTOMY. ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION CENTERED ON THE VALIDITY OF THIS CLASSIFICATION IN PREDICTING DRUG RE WERE FOUND WITH PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY OF ANGER, VIO LENCE OF THE NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYNDROME 'EPISODIC STATE OF KNOWLEDGE ON TESTOSTERONE SECRETION, SPONSE WILL DEPEND ON STUDIES OF PAROLED AGGRES LENT BEHAVIOR, AND OVERREACTIVE EMOTIONAL BEHAV BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS' AMONG A CRIMINAL POPULATION. SEX CHROMOSOMES, ANDROGEN INFLUENCES, AND ENVI SORS. TABULAR AND GRAPHIC DATA ARE PROVIDED, ALONG IOR, AS WELL AS FLUCTUATIONS OF FEELINGS, POOR JUDG THIS MONOGRAPH IS EXTRACTED FROM THE PROCEEDINGS RONMENT IN ASSOCIATION WITH AGGRESSION, AND THE MENT, SELF-DEFEATING ACTION, LACK OF RESPONSIBILITY, OF THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CRIMI WITH A BIBLIOGRAPHY. (KBL) ABILITY TO DIFFERENTIATE VIOLENT PERSONS FROM NON GRANDIOSITY, ILLUSIONS, HYPOCHONDRIASIS, FUGUE NOLOGY, HELD ON AUGUST 5, 1975 IN SAN PAULO, BRAZIL. Sponsoring Agency: NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL VIOLENT PERSONS USING BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND PERSON HEALTH C/O IRA S LOURIE, MD, R 512, 560.0. FISHERS LANE, STATE, AND SPECIFIC HEALTH PROBLEMS. THIS WAS ALSO THE TOPIC OF INVESTIGATION, EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DIS ALITY INDICATORS. THE ETHICS OF DRASTIC METHODS OF ROCKVILLE, MD 20.857. TRUE FOR NEUROTIC OR ANTISOCIAL TRAITS IN CHILD ORDERS, IS A TYPE OF INTERMIDENT AND RECURRENT MA AGGRESSION CONTROL ARE EXAMINED. REFERENCES ARE Availability: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO HOOD. THE CURiiENT MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATIONS OF LADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR, OF A NEUROLOGICAL OR PSYCHO PROVIDED FOR EACH PRESENTATION, AND THE COMPILA FICHE PROGRAM. SUBJECTS REVEALED CORRELATIONS WITH PHYSIOLOGICAL ORIGIN. THE EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DISOR TION IS INDEXED BY AUTHOR AND SUBJECT. SEE ALSO NCJ BELLIGERENT-NEGATIVISTIC BEHAVIOR, PSYCHOPHYSIOLO DERS ARE SUBDIVIDED INTO TWO CLASSES: 1) EPISODIC IN 57521-57528. (TWK) 106. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF CRIMINAL PSY GIC, AND CONVERSION SYMPTOMS. CORRELATIONS ON THE HIBITIONS, SUCH AS NARCOLEPSY, CATALEPSY AND CATA CHOPATH, PART 2-DISCRIMINATION AND PREDICTION OF Availability: WARREN H GREEN, INC, 10. SOUTH BRENTWOOD TONIA, AND 2) EPISODIC DISINHIBITIONS, SUCH AS EPILEPSY. DANGEROUS AND RECIDIVISTIC OFFENDERS (FROM HUMAN BOULEVARD, ST LOUIS, MO 6310.5. MOOD AND AFFECT SCALES WERE CONSISTENT WITH PSY CHIATRIC HISTORIES IN INDIVIDUAL$ MORE LIKELY TO IT IS HYPOTHESIZED THAT MANY IMPULSIVE, AGGRESSIVE AGGRESSION AND DANGEROUSNESS-SEE NCJ-57484). By L. T. YEUDALL. INSTITUT PHILIPPE PINEL DE MONTRE 101. NEUROLEPTICS-VIOLENCE AS 'A MANIFESTATION OF SHOW CURRENT EMOTIONAL LIABILITY OR IMPULSIVITY, CRIMINALS SUFFER FROM THE LADER DISORDER. THIS AL, 12, 333 BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, QUEBEC 478, CANADA. AKATHISIA. By W. A. KECKICH. AMERICAN MEDICAL AS STUDY, CONDUCTED IN MARYLAND'S FACILITY FOR DEFEC AND RATINGS BY A GROUP OF THERAPISTS SHOWED A 24 p. 1978. NCJ-57489 SOCIATION, 535 NORTH DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, IL CORRELATION WITH A WIDE RANGE OF EMOTIONAL RE TIVE DELINQUENTS, PATUXENT INSTITUTION, TESTEP THAT 60.610.. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCI A DISCUSSION IS PROVIDED OF THE UTILITY OF SELECTED SPONSIVENESS AND VERBAL HOSTILITY. SURPRISINGLY, HYPOTHESIS. THE SUBJECTS WERE 352 RECIDIVIST OF ATION, V 240., N 20. (NOVEMBER 10., 1978), P 2185. FENDERS CONVICTED PRIMARILY OF VIOLENT AGGRESSIVE NEUROPSYCH.9LOGICAL TESTS AND ASSESSMENTS IN PRE DYSCONTROL RECIDIVISTS WITH ACTIVATED NCJ-57213 ABNORMAL CRIMES. SOME CORRELATION WAS FOUND BE DIOTING OFFENDER RECIDIVISM AND DANGEROUSNESS AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC ABNORMAliTIES WERE A CLINICAL NOTE IS PROVIDED ON A CASE OF A MALE, TWEEN ABNORMAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (EEG) PAT IN IDENTIFYING SUBGROUPS WITHIN FORENSIC POPULA MORE LIKELY TO BE NORMAL ON SEr4S0RY EXAMINATIONS 29-YEAR-OLD SOCIOPATH WHOSE TREATMENT WITH TWO TERNS AND SUBJECTS WHO DEMONSTRATED EPISODIC TIONS. INITIAL ANALYSES WERE PERFORMED ON TWO SAM AND GROSS MOTOR COORDINATION THAN OTHER SUB ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS--IMIPRAMINE AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. THIS FINDING WAS NEGATED, HOWEV PLES OF FORENSIC PATIENTS AT ALBERTA HOSPITAL IN ED JECTS. THESE FINDINGS SUGGEST THAT CENTRAL NER HALOPERIDOL--LED TO AI(ATHISIA AND PRECIPITATED A VIO ER, BY THE FAC], THAT THE PREVALENCE OF TEMPORAL MONTON, CANADA, INCLUDING 10.8 PATIENTS WHO HAD VOUS SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION PLAYS A PART IN SOME AG LENT ACT. ALTHOUGH NEUROLEPTIC DRUGS ARE EFFEC LOBE EPILEPSY AMONG A POPULATION NOTED FOR RE BEEN REFERRED FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING AND 259 TIVE IN THE CONTROL OF PSYCHOTIC BEHAVIOR, THEY DO GRESSIVE ANTISOOIAL AOTION. TABULAR DATA AND REFER PEATED AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR WAS SUPRISINGLY LOW. IN WHO HAD CRIMINAL RECORDS AND WERE RESIDENTS OF 1. HAVE THE SIDE EFFECT OF PRODUCING AKATHISIA, A SUB ENOES ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) FACT, ONLY 2 OF THE 92 SUBJECTS TESTED SHOWED TEM THE FORENSIC WARD. USING A LINEAR COMPOSITE OF 29 I JECTIVE DESIRE IN THE PATIENT TO BE IN CONSTANT NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND WECHSLER ADULT INTELLI ;1 PORAL SPIKE ABNORMALITIES. THE RESULTS ARE DIS- MOTION. THIS FEELING OF INNER AGITATION AND MUSCLE 103. NEUROLOGICAL FACTORS IN VIOLENT BEHAVIOR (THE "PLAYED ON SEVERAL CHARTS AND GRAPHS .... MSP GENOE SCALE VARIABLES, RESEARCHERS WERE NOT ONLY TENSION CAUSES THE PATIENT TO PACE CONSTANTLY AND DYSCONTROL SYNDROME) (FROM VIOLENCE AND RESPON· ABLE TO COMPARE DISORIMINATIVE SUCOESS, BUT ALSO :1 Supplemental Notes: PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL '1. MAY PRECIPITATE VIOLENCE. A SOCIOPATHIC YOUNG MAN SIBILITY, 1978, BY ROBERT L SADOFF-SEE NCJ-53974). SYMPOSIUM ON CRIMINOLOGY-BIOLOGICAL MODEL, PART COULD COMPARE THE SPECIFIC TEST VARIABLES RELEVANT ~ BEING TREATED FOR DEPRESSION WAS GIVEN IMIPRAMINE By F. A. ELLIOTT. SPECTRUM PUBLICATIONS, INC, 75-31 1. ' TO EAOH DISCRIMINATION. WHEN SUBJECTS WERE CLASSI i, HYDROCHLORIDE, AND THE INITIAL RESPONSE WAS A DE 192ND STREET, FLUSHING, NY 11366. 28 p. 1978. FIED AS RECIDIVIST AND NONRECIDIVIST AOCORDING TO CREASE IN HIS FEELINGS OF DEPRESSION. AFTER 6 WEEKS NCJ·53977 105. NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DIMENSIONS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR THE SCALE, THE PREDICTIONS WERE 93 PERCENT COR ;1 OF THERAPY, HOWEVER, HE BECAME HOSTILE AND COM USING 70. CASE STUDIES OF PERSONS TREATED FOR NEU (FROM COLLOQUIUM ON THE CORRELATES OF CRIME AND RECT. WHEN THE OFFENDER POPULATION WAS BROKEN ~' THE DETERMINANTS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR, 1978, BY PLAINED OF THOUGHT DISORGANIZATION. THE IMIPRAMINE DOWN BY CRIME TYPE (VIOLENT OFFENSES, SEXUAL OF i' ROLOGICAL DISEASE, A DOOTOR PRESENTS AN ARGUMENT LAURA OTTEN SEE NCJ-53455). By R. R. MONROE. FENSES, AUTO THEFT, ETC.) AND CLASSIFIED IN TERMS OF t DOSAGE WAS DECREASED AND SUPPLEMENTED WITH HA LINKING VIOLENT BEHAVIOR TO THE DYSCONTROL SYN. MITRE CORPORATION, POBOX 20.8, BEDFORD, MA 0.1730.. LOPERIDOL IN INCREASING DOSES. THE PATIENT BECAME DROME, AN ORGANIC DISEASE WHICH MANIFESTS ITSELF IN 21 p. 1976. NCJ-53461 SUGGESTED RECIDIVISM AND NONRECIDIVISM, THE OVER 1.' UNCONTROLLABLY AGITATED, COULD NOT SIT STILL, AND EXPLOSIVE, UNCONTROLLABLE RAGE. CLINICAL AND EX NINETY-THREE RECIDIVIST AGGRESSORS HOSPITALIZED AT ALL PREDICTION SUCCESS RATE WAS ALSO GOOD; 96 PER PACED FOR fiEVERAL HOURS AFTER EACH DOSE. HIS ANXI PERIMENTAL EVIDENCE INDIOATES THAT EXPLOSIVE RAGE THE PATUXENT INSTITUTION IN JESSUP, MD., WERE STUDIED CENT OF DRUG OFFENSE RECIDIVISTS, 78 PERCENT OF ETY CULMINATED IN AN ATTEMPT TO KILL HIS DOG AND OFTEN RESULTS FROM DISORDERS AFFECTING THE LIMBIC IN AN EFFORT TO CHART THE NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DIMEN pAROLE VIOLATION RECIDIVISTS, AND 79 PERCENT OF VIO II WAS BARELY CONTROLLED WITH COUNTERDOSES OF SYSTEM, A SYSTEM INTIMATELY CONCERNED NOT ONLY SIONS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. IT WAS HYPOTHESIZED LENT RECIDIVISTS WERE CORRECTLY PREDICTED. TABULAR I! THIORIDAZINE HYDROCHLORIDE. WITH MODIFICATIONS OF WITH THE EXPRESSION OF EMOTION BUT ALSO WITH THE THAT LIMBIC SYSTEM DISFUNCTION, REFLECTING EITHER A DATA AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. SEE ALSO - THE PATIENT'S DRUG TREATMENT NO SUBS!:QUENT NEURAL CONTROL OF VISCERAL FUNCTION AND CHEMICAL FOCAL EPILEPTOID MECHANISM ANDIOR A MORE GENERAL NCJ-57488. (DAG) AKATHISIA AND CONCOMITANT VIOLENCE OCCURflED. CLINI HEMEOSTASIS. THE ORGt,NIC DYSCONTROL SYNDROME IZED MATURATIONAL LAG OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS I! 107. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VIOLENT ~, CIANS SHOULD BE AWARE OF THE POSSIBLE AKATHITIC RE CAN OCCUR AT ANY AGE BUT IS MOST COMMON IN ADOLES SYSTEM, CONTRIBUTES TO A SPECIFIC TYPE OF IMPULSIVE AND NONVIOLENT ADOLESCENTS. By F. SPELLACY. ACTION TO THESE DRUGS. REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. CENCE AND EARLY ADULT LIFE. SOME OF THE 70. PATIENTS AGGRESSIVENESS WHICH LEADS AFFLICTED PERSONS TO CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY PUBLISHING COMPANY, 4 CONANT (TWK). REPORTED A PREMONITION THAT AN ONSET OF RAGE IS COMMIT ANTISOCIAL ACTS. DRUG ACTIVATED ALPHA SQUARE, BRANDON, VT 0.5733. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL OCCURRING WHILE OTHERS EXPERIENOE THE ATTAOK CHLORALOSE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS WER.E USED AS PSYCHOLOGY, V 33, N 4 (OCTOBER 1977), P 966-969. 10'l. NEUROLOGIC FINDINGS IN RECIDIVIST AGGRESSORS (FROM, WITHOUT WARNING. VIOLENOE AOCOMPANYING RAGE MAY AN OBJECTIVE MEASURE OF THE EPILEPTOID ANDIOR MAT NCJ-54e95 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND BRAIN DYSFUNCTION, 1977, BY RUSSELL R MONROE ET AL). By R. R. MONROE, B. HUL BE VERBAL OR PHYSICAL AND OAN BE EXPRESSED BY URATIONAL INSTABILITY OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS USING MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PERSONALITY INVENTORY FISH, G. BALIS.. J. LION, J. RUBIN, M. MCDONALD, and J. D. SHOUTING PROFANITY, BITING, GOUGING, SPITTING, ETC. SYSTEM. ADDITIONALLl1, SELF-REPORTING SCALES WERE (MMPI) AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TEST SCORES, THIS BARCIK. RAVEN PRESS, INC, 1140AVENUE OF THE AMERI PATIENTS WITH THE ORGANIC DYSCONTROL SYNDROME DEVISED TO ESTABLISH MEANS OF DISCONTROL BY SYS STUDY EXAMINES NEUROPSYOHOLOGICAL DIFFERENOES CAS, NEW YORK, NY 10.0.36. 13 p. 1977. NCJ-57183 FALL INTO TWO GROUPS, THOSE WITH A HISTORY OF TEMATICALLY SCORING BEHAVIOR. UTILIZING THESE TWO BETWEEN 40. VIOLENT AND 40. NONVIOLENT ADOLESCENT HISTORICAL DATA ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEMS OF TEMPER TANTRUMS IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD THAT DIMENSIONS, A 2-BY-2 MATRIX WAS DEVELOPED FOR CLAS MALES. THE SUBJECTS ARE STUDENTS FROM A MALE RESI· 94 RESIDENTS OF PATUXENT INSTITUTION, MD., FOR DEFEC PERSISTS INTO ADOLESCENCE AND ADULT LIFE AND THOSE SIFYING THE 93 Sh\BJECTS WITHIN THE FOLLOWING DENTIAL TREATMENT SCHOOL, AND WERE IDENTIFIED AS TIVE DELINQUENTS WERE ANALYZED USING A NEUROLOGIC WHO BECOME SUBJECT TO EXPLOSIVE RAGES AS A SEQUEL GROUPS: (1) EPILETOID DI~CONTROL, (2) HYSTEROID DIS VIOLENT OR NONVIOLEI~T BY PROFESSIONAL STAFF BASED SCALE TO IDENTIFY FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH AGGRES TO BRAIN INSULT OR METABOLIC DISORDER. THE RELA CONTROL, (3) INADEQUATE PSYCHOPATH, AND (4) PURE ON INTRAINSTITUTIONAL BEHAVIOR. AMONG THE VIOLENT SIVE RECIDIVISM. THE SUBJECTS HAD SIX OR MORE CON TIONSHIPS BETWEEN HEAD TRAUMA, MINIMAL BRAIN DYS PSYCHOPATH, WHILE THE TWO-DIMENSIONAL CLASSIFICA GROUP ARE 33 CAUCASIANS AND 7 AMERICAN INDIANS; AND VICTIONS AND HAD REPEATEDLY TRANSGRESSED, USUALLY FUNCTION, EPILEPSY, BRAIN TUMORS AND INFECTIONS, CE TION WAS FOUND TO HAVE CLINICAL RELEVANCE, THE HEU AMONG THE NONVIOLENT GROUP ARE 33 CAUCASIANS AND WITHIN A FEW WEEKS OR MONTHS AFTER BEING PAROLED. REBRAL VASOULAR DISEASE, MISCELLANEOUS NEUROLOGI RISTIC VALUE OF SUCH A CLASSIFICATION DEPENDS ON 4 INDIANS. MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF SOORES SHOWS THEY WERE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 19-54 AND WERE NOT CAL DISEASES, AND ENDOCRINE AND METABOLlC'DISORDER THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE DIFFERENT THERAPEUTIC SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GROUPS ON NEUROP· CRIMINALLY INSANE. WHEN INFORMATION ON EVIDENCE OF AND THE ORGANIC DYSCONTROL SYNDROME ARE DE REGIMENS FOR THE FOUR SUBGROUPS. FOR EXAMPLE, THE SYCHOLOGICAL TESTS (THE VIOLENT GROUP IS CONSIST· BIRTH TRAUMA, HEAD INJURY, POSSIBLE EPILEPSY, NEURO SCRIBED, AND DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF THE SYN EPILEPTOID DISCONTROL GROUP WOULD BE EXPECTED TO ENTLY POORER IN COGNITIVE, PERCEPTUAL, AND PSYCHO LOGIC SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS, ETC., CONCERNING THE SUB- DROME IS DISCUSSED. REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) RESPOND TO ANTICONVULSANT MEDICATION IF THE UN- MOTOR ABILITIES), BUT NOT ON THE MMPI. DISORIMINANT , 32 33 ; , ; , 'li ': '~ ·~ti·7~.~r..ail~~,,;,-~1t:\;;~ht4~~~~'~}~f.';>Jiijl.i.(('.k~~~~,ii~:;i~~'~);'-;7?~~c~·>---":-~I:'''~-·';'"'-·"';C--~','"''¥·r'/r--- -'-'- '\ NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL OVERVIEW FUNCTION ANALYSIS INDICATES THAT THE NEUROPSYCHO OF 900 PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS. EXCLUSIVELY MIDDLE-AGED MALES WITH A PARTIALLY INTACT SOCIAL AD TENCES iHEMSELVES UNDER SUCH THEORIES AS CRUEL LOGICAL ASSESSMENT HAS GREATER POWER TO PREDICT SOCIO-CU LTURAL OR PSYCHOANALYTICAL EXPLANATIONS APTATION; DEPRESSIVE OFFENDERS ARE ALMOST ALWAYS AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT, THERAPEUTIC INCARCER GROUP MEMBERSHIP OF VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT SUB OF VARIED BEHAVIORAL INCLINATIONS MAY BE CRITICIZED MARRIED WOMEN WITH SMALL CHILDREN WHO COMMIT SUI ATION, AND A MORE STRINGENT CONSTRUCTION OF LEGIS JECTS THAN THE MMPI. THE RESULTS ARE CONSISTENT AS NARROW IN THEIR APPROACHES. LIKEWISE, ESSENTIAL· CIDE AFTER HAVING PASSED THE CULMINATION POINT OF LATIVE INTENT, SUGGESTS THAT EROSION MAY GIVE BIRTH WITH THE HYPOTHESIS THAT ORGANIC IMPAIRMENT CON LY GENETIC EXPLANATIONS OF COMPLEX SOCIAL PHENO~;· THE DEPRESSIVE EPISODE; AND THE MAJORITY OF THE TO A CONSTITUTIONAL RiGHT TO RELEASE. EXISTING CHAN TRIBUTES TO THE IMPULSE DYSCONTROL AND ASSOCIATED ENON LACK SUFFICIENT APPLICABILITY TO ACTUAL CIRCUM MENTALLY RETARDED OFFENDERS COME FROM BROKEN NELS ARE NOT IDEALLY SUITED TO CONSIDER CLAIMS VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IN SOME DELINQUENT ADOLESCENTS. STANCES. WITHOUT A COMPREHENSIVE NEUROPSYCHQ:LO HOMES OR AN ANTISOCIAL MILIEU. HOWEVER, THE MOST BASED ON SUCH A RELEASE RIGHT, AND NEW REMEDIES REFERENCES AND TABULAR DATA ARE PROVIDED. (AUTHOR GICAL STUDY OF A LARGE NUMBER OF SUBJECTS, NEITHER IMPORTANT CONCLUSION FROM THIS STUDY IS THAT MEN WILL BE NEEDED. THE CONTOURS OF SUCH A REMEDY ABSTRACT MODIFIED) THE CONTRIBUTION OF HEREDITY FACTORS, NOR THE ROLE TALLY ILL AND MENTALLY RETARDED PERSONS TAKEN TO HAVE BEEN SKETCHED, IT IS PROPOSED THAT RELEASE BE Sponsoring Agency: CANADA MINISTRY OF NATIONAL OF THE CRIMINOGENIC FAMILY ENVIRONMENT, CAN BE GETHER COMMIT NEITHER MORE NOR FEWER VIOLENT OF AVAILABLE AS A MATTER OF RIGHT, RATHER THAN DISCRE HEALTH AND WELFARE, OTTAWA, CANADA. GAUGED ACCURATELY. INVESTIGATIONS OF THE RECORDS FENSES THAN NORMAL PERSONS. TABLES AND REFER TION, ONCE THE APPROPRIATE FACTUAL SHOWING HAS OF 900 PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS INDICATE THAT CERTAIN ENCES ARE APPENDED. BEEN MADE. IN ORDER TO PROTECT AGAINST THE POSSI· 108. NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN VIO· CHARACTER TRAITS, SUCH AS A PREFERENCE FOR EXICTE:· BILITY OF OVERREACHING BY PRISON OFFICIALS AND AS A LEI:IfT AND NONVIOLENT MEN. By F. SPELLACY. CLINI MENT, DIFFERENTIATE INDIVIDUALS WITH 112. ORGANIC DETERMINANTS OF STRESS AND VIOLENT BE· FURTHER PROTECTION OF THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TREAT CAL PSYCHOLOGY PUBLISHING COMPANY, 4 CONANT IMPULSIVE-DISCIPLINARY TYPE PROBLEMS FROM THOSE HAVIOR (FROM STRESS AND CRIME, P 123·130,1980, BY MENT WHEN CONSENT HAS NOT BEEN FREELY AND KNOW SQUARE, BRANDON, VT 05733. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MARTIN J MALOF-SEE NCJ-67800). By J. R. LION. WHO EXHIBIT VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. VIOLENT PATIENTS TEND INGLY GIVEN, THE RIGHT TO RELEASE WOULD BE PROTECT PSYCHOLOGY, V 34, N 1 (JANUARY 1978), P 49-52. 00008 p. 1980. NCJ-67804 TO BE CHARACTERIZED BY CONCERN OVER THEIR LOSS OF ED BY CERTAIN PROCEDURAL PRESUMPTIONS AND INFER . NCJ-55726 BRAIN DYSFUNCTION IS SUGGESTED AS AN ORGANIC DE· CONTROL AND FEAR OF ISOLATION. A CROSS-SECTIONAL ENCES. RECOGNITION OF A RELEASE RIGHT FOR ORGANI EIGHTY MALE VOLUNTEERS DRAWN FROM A PENITENTIARY TERMINANT OF STRESS. THE POTENTIAL IDENTIFICATION OF STUDY OF 16,896 SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN INDICATES THAT CALLY REHABILITATED OFFENDERS IS CONSISTENT WITH SAMPLE WERE USED TO EXAMINE THE ABILITY OF NEUROP A SMALL SUBGROUP OF CRIMINALS SHOWING VIOLENT • AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IS MORE PREVALENT IN MALE THAN THE VIEW THAT PUNISHMENT SHOULD SERVE REHABILITA SYCHOLOGICAL TESTS AND THE MINNESOTA MULTIPHASIC PROPENSITIES AND DEMONSTRATING THE CHARACTERIS IN FEMALE CHILDREN, SUPPORTING THE THEORY THAT BIO TIVE ENDS. AT THE SAME TIME, IT RECOGNIZES THAT PUN PERSONALITY INVENTORY TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN TICS OF MINIMAL BRAIN DYSFUNCTION MAY BE WORTH LOGIC SUSCEPTIBILITY FOR VIOLENCE IS DIFFERENT FOR ISHMENT RESPONDS TO INTERESTS OTHER THAN REHABILI VIOLENT AND NONVIOlENT SUBJECTS. COMPARED ON A WHILE. THE VALUE LIES IN TREATMENT. YET TREATMENT THE TWO SEXES. TABULAR DATA AND REFERENCES ARE TATION AND ACCEPTS THE NECESSITY OF DETERMINING, IN 31-VARIABLE TEST BATTERY AND THE PERSONALITY INVEN REQUIRES A SUBJECT POPULATION AND CHANGES IN PROVIDED. (TWK) EACH CASE, THE EXTENT TO WHICH OTHER INTERESTS MILI I TORY, THE 40 VIOLENT AND 40 NONVIOLENT PRISONERS SOCIAL ATTITUDES TOWARD THE USE OF PRISONERS, BOTH 1 DIFFERED SIGNIFICANTLY IN THEIR RESPONSES TO BOTH WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF PRISON. PRESENTLY, THE DEPART TATE FOR OR AGAINST RELEASE. THE NEED TO DETERMINE 111. ON DELINQUENCY OF THE MENTALLY ILL (FROM TODAY'S MORE PRECISELY THE WEIGHT TO BE ASSIGNED SUCH NON TESTS. SUBJECTS COULD BE CLASSIFIED CORRECTLY AS PROBLEMS IN CLINICAL CRIMINOLOGY-RESEARCH ON DI MENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE PROHIBITS REHABILITATIVE IN'fERESTS AS GENERAL DETERRENCE AND ! VIOLENT OR NONVIOLENT WITH 95-PERCENT ACCURACY AGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, 1979, BY L BELIVEAU ET AL RESEARCH ON PRISONERS DUE TO IMPLICIT COERCIVENESS !' RETRIBUTION WILL CALL FOR GREATER ATTENTION BY \ USING THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TEST BATTERY ALONE. SEE NCJ-65021). By H. GOEPPINGER and W. BOEKER. IN A PRISON SETTING WHICH INFRINGES UPON INFORMED : UNIVERSITE DE MONTREAL CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE COURTS AND LEGISLATURES TO THESE. (AUTHOR I' THE PERSONALITY INVENTORY ALONE CORRECTLY CLASSI CONSENT. A UBIQUITOUS MODEL OF BRAIN DYSFUNCTION i FIED 79 PERCENT. THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE TWO CRIMINOLOGIE COMPAREE, SOCIAL SCIENCES BUILDING, P 0 IS SEEN IN THE DISINHIBITORY STATE OF ALCOHOLISM, A ABSTRACT) ... ELW j GROUPS INVOLVE COGNITIVE, LANGUAGE, PERCEPTUAL, BOX 6128, MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA H3C 3J7; UNI PARAMETER LONG LINKED WITH CRIME; UNFORTUNATELY, VERSITE DE GENES CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE CRIMINO 114. OVERVIEW OF ttESEARCH INTO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR (FROM AND PSYCHOMOTOR ABILITIES. IN EACH INSTANCE, THE THE MATTER OF ALCOHOL AND CRIME IS SO COMMON iHAT j LOGIE CLiNIQUE, GENES, ITALY; INSTITUT PHILIPPE PINEL RESEARCH INTO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR-OVERVIEW AND NONVIOLENT GROUP PERFORMED BETTER THAN THE VIO DE MONTREAL, 12, 333 BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, QUEBEC IT HAS BEEN ACCEPTED AS A TRUISM AND NEGLECTED AS A SEXUAL ASSAULTS, 1978-SEE NCJ-55729). By M. E. ~I,~ ) LENT GROUP, WHICH SUGGESTS THAT THE VIOLENT SUB 478, CANADA. 31 p. 1979. NCJ.65026 PHENOMENON; THE USE OF HORMONES TO CONTROL WOLFGANG. US CONGRESS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCI 1 JECTS HAVE IMPAIRED BRAIN FUNCTION, AT LEAST INSOFAR A SUMMARY OF 11 STUDIES OF ILLEGAL ACTS COMMITTED SEXUAL AGGRESSIVENESS POINTS TO A METABOLIC PHE ENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, WASHINGTON, DC 20515. 38 p. AS THIS MAY BE INDICATED BY THE TESTS USED. WHILE BY MENTALLY ILL PERSONS IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NOMENON WHICH IS CEREBRALLY CONTROLLED; A MODEL 1978. NCJ-55730 i NOT CONFIRMING BRAIN DISFUNCTION IN VIOLENT OFFEND GERMANY AND A REVIEW OF AN ADDITIONAL STUDY ARE OF 'BRAIN DYSFUNCTION' IS INVOKED. THE TEMPERING OF SOCIOCULTURAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RE 1, HUMAN AGGRESSION MOBILIZES MANY SOCIETAL CON· SEARCH REGARDING VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IS REVIEWED IN ! ERS, THE RESULTS DO INDICATE THAT THE NERVOUS PRESENTED TO CLARIFY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DISOR· SYSTEM INTEGRATION AND CONTROL NECESSARY TO PER DER TYPES AND CRIME. THE DISCUSSION IS PRECEDED BY CERNS, PARTICULARLY WHEN BRAIN DYSFUNCTION AP· THIS REPORT; FUTURE RESEARCH NEEDS ARE HIGHLIGHT ~ PEARS AS AN ETIOLOGY. HUMILITY, SOLID METHODOLO 1 FORM ACCURATELY ON THESE TESTS ARE WEAK RELATIVE ,A PRESENTATION OF RESEARCH PROBLEMS COMMON TO ED. UNTIL 1970, THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY OF ~ , TO THE NONVIOLENT, GROUP. THIS IS CONSISTENT WITH GIES, AND ADEQUATE PEER SCRUTINY AND PUBLIC RELA VIOLENCE IN AMERICA WAS PUBLISHED IN THE TASK FORCE I, SUCH STUDIES; E.G., PROBLEMS OF SAMPLING, INCLUDING EARLIER REPORTS THAT LINK BRAIN DISFUNCTION TO VIO THE WELL-KNOWN PROBLEMS OF ,pONTROL GROUPS; PROB TIONS ARE REQUISITE. TWENTY·TWO REFERENCES ARE VOLUMES OF THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON THE CAUSES ~ ~ LENCE. BY SHOWING THAT THE LACK OF CONTROL PRES LEMS OF COMMENSURABILITY I3ETWEEN SAMPLE UNITS; SUPPLIED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED--MHP) AND PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE. MOST COMMISSION FIND i ENT IN THE LIVES OF VIOLENT PERSONS IS NOT SIMPLY A AND PROBLEMS REGARDING INCOMPLETENESS OF PSy Supplemental Notes: NCJ-67804 AVAILABLE ON MICROFICHE INGS ON CRIMINAL HOMICIDE, FORCIBLE RAPE, ROBBERY, FUNCTION OF GROSS PERSONALITY TYPE, BUT ALSO MAY CHOSES, (E.G., THEIR DARK FIGUI9E). RESULTS OF THE 11 FROM NCJRS UNDER NCJ67800. AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ARE STILL VALID. WITH RE BE OBSERVED IN MORE MOLECULAR ASPECTS OF COGNI STUDIES REVEAL THESE FINDINGS: (1) HOMICIDE IS RELA SPECT TO LITERATURE ON CRIMES OF VIOLENCE, THE ! 113. ORGANICALLY INDUCED BEHAVIORAL CHANGE IN CORREC· TION, MEMORY, AND MOTOR BEHAVIOR, THESE DATA SUG ANNUAL PUBLICATIONS' GROWTH RATE HAS BEEN HIGHER I TIVEL Y FREQUENT WITHIN THE -rOTAL DELINQUENCY OF TIONAL INSTITUTIONS-RELEASE DECISIONS AND THE 'GEST AN ORGANIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE POOR CONTROL SCHIZOPHRENIC CRIMINALS, AND IT PLAYS AN ABSOLUTELY 'NEW MAN' PHENOMENON. By R. DELGADO. UNIVERSITY THAN THAT FOR, ALL CRIMINAL ANALYSES, BUT THE EXTENT t ,I SEEN IN SUCH PERSONS. TABULAR DATA AND REFERENCES DOMINANT ROLE AMONG THE CRIMES COMMITTED BY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAW CENTER, LOS ANGELES, CA TO WHICH THAT LITERATURE INFORMS ITS READERS ABOUT ARE INCLUDED. (KBL) WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM ENDOGENOUS DEPRESSIONS; 90007. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW, V 50, N 2 PUBLIC POLICY IS NOT CLEAR. MOST OF THE RESEARCH IS j- Sponsoring Agency: CANADA MINISTRY OF NATIONAL (2) SEXUAL OFFENSES ACCOUNT FOR ABOUT 50 PERCENT (JANUARY 1977), P 215-270. NCJ-39771 DESCRIPTIVE RATHER THAN EXPLANATORY; LITTLE IS DI I HEALTH AND WELFARE, OTTAWA, CANADA. OF THE TOTAL DELINQUENCY OF l'HE MENTALLY DEFICIENT PROGRESS IN SEVERAL BIOMEDICAL TEHCNOLOGIES SUG RECTED TO MAJOR SOCIAL POLICY SUGGESTIONS, AND -I PROBABLY LITTLE IS DISSEMINATED IN ANY COORDINATED (. BUT ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE DELINQUENCY GESTS THAT PROPENSITIES FOR CERTAIN TYPES OF ACTS (t 109. NEW CLUES TO THE CAUSES OF VIOLENCE. By G. BY. OF SCHIZOPHRENICS; (3) PROPERTY OFFENSES REPRESENT j NOW PUNISHABLE UNDER THE CRIMINAL LAW ARE CAPABLE WAY TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS, LEGISLATORS, OR MEM ,.', LINSKY. TIME, INC, TIME AND LIFE BUILDING; ROCKEFEL- THE MAJOR DELINQUENCY COMMITTED BY EPILEPTICS AND OF BEING MODIFIED OR ELIMINATED. SUCH TERAPIES AS BERS OF THE JUDICIARY. IT IS POSSIBLE, HOWEVER, TO LER CENTER, NEW YORK, NY 10020. FORTUNE, V 87, N 1 1 ELECTRONIC BRAIN STIMULATION, PHARMACOLOGICAL GENERALIZE ABOUT THE BASIC EMPHASIS AND CONCLU (JANUARY 1973), P 134-146. NCJ.07916 ARE QUITE FREQUENT OFFENSES AMONG THE MENTALLY I " DEFICIENT; AND (4) ARSON IS COMMITTED BY PERSONS TREATMENT, AND PSYCHOSURGERY RAISE THE POSSIBILITY SIONS. FIRST, IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF CRIME AND CRIMINAL I, EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, IN WITH EPILEPSY, MENTAL DEFICIENCY, AND SCHIZOPHRENIA, r THAT A NUMBER OF ASSUMPTIONS INTEGRAL TO OUR CON ITY, EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON CULTURAL AND GROUP ( CLUDING A DESCRIPTION OF THE INNER STRUCTURES OF I BUT NOT BY THOSE SUFFERING FROM DEPRESSION. THE CEPT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE WILL GIVE WAY, INCLUDING FORCES THAT PRODUCE ACTORS WHO REPRESENT FORMS ': THE BRAIN THAT INITIATE AND CONTROL VIOLENCE. SEPARATE DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY SOUGHT r THAT (1) THE MORAL JUSTIFICATION FOR PUNISHMENT RE OF DEVL~NCE FROM THE DOMINANT VALUE, OR MORAL DEMAND, SYSTEM. THE INDIVIDUAL OFFENDER IS NOT IG '"I 110. NOSOLOGY OF VIOLENCE (FROM NEURAL BASES OF VIO· TO CLARIFY THE RELATIONSHIP BElrWEEN THE CRIMINALITY MAINS CONSTANT DURING A PRISONER'S CONFINEMENT; NORED; HE IS SIMPLY CLUSTERED WITH OTHER INDIVID f , LENCE AND AGGRESSION, 1975, BY W F FIELDS AND W A OF THE MENTALLY ILL AND CORRESPONDENT CRIMINALITY AND (2) AN OFFENDER'S IDENTITY REMAINS UNCHANGED , SWEET~SEE NCJ-57520). By T. DETRE, D. J. KUPFER, and OF THE MENTALLY SANE. ONLY CASES WITH SEVERE THROUGHOUT THE SAME PERIOD. ANY SIGNIFICANT ERO U.t\LS SIMILAR IN ATTRIBUTES DEEMED THEORETICALLY OR S. TAUB. WARREN H GREEN, INC, 10 SOUTH BRENTWOOD MENTAL DISTURBANCE WERE INCLUDED: FUNCTIONAL AND SION OF THESE ASSUMPTIONS NECESSARILY WEAKENS THE STATISTICALLY MEANINGFUL. HENCE, RESEARCHERS USE !< BOULEVARD, ST LOUIS, MO 63105. 24 p. 1975. ORGANIC PSYCHOSES, ALL FORMS OF DEMENTIA, SEVERE CONNECTION BETWEEN PUNISHMENT AND THE TRADITION MEANS, MEDIANS, MODES, PROBABILITY, INFERENTIAL STA , ! NCJ-5?524 MENTAl. RETARDATION, AND SEVERE ORGANIC BRAIN SYN L AL GOALS AND OBJECTlIIES WHICH PUNISHMENT IS SUp· TISTICS, AND MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR ANALYZING ! THIS ARTICLE FROM A SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES OF DROME, THE TIME COVERED WAS JANUARY 1, 1955, I POSED TO SERVE. INSISTENCE BY COURT ON A CLOSE PREDOMINANT BEHAVIOR PATTERNS. SINCE 1960, CRIMES , VIOLENCE DESCRIBES TRAITS THAT DIFFERENTIATE VIO i MEANS-ENDS FIT IN PRISON LAW CASES INVOLVING THE IN OF VIOLENCE HAVE INCREASED AT LEAST 180 PERCENT; JU THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1964. A TOTAL OF 533 CASES L ".~j LENT PERSONS FROM NONVIOLENT PERSONS WITH OTHER WERE DETECTED AND EXAMINED. STUDY RESULTS SHOW FRINGEMENT OF PARTICULAR LIBERTIES, TOGETHER WITH VENILE ARRESTS FOR VIOLENT CRIMES BY 293 PERCENT. BEHAVIOR PROI3LEMS, A DESCRIPTION BASED ON RECORDS INCREASED WILLINGNESS TO SCRUTINIZE PRISON SEN- EXPLANATIONS FOR THE INCREASE USUALLY INCLUDE ~ THAT SCHIZOPHRENIC OFFENDERS ARE MAINLY f , .. ?~~~';~'4,~~~,,",r;£::gzZE::~=-:"'i'"'~!:~'~·==:.c:~:::."!:::::::==~-:- BIOLOGICAL PHENYLETHYLAMINE PATHOLOGIES CRIMINAL VIOLENCE 119. PERSPECTIVES ON THE MEDICAL RESEARCH OF VIOLENCE. REFERENCE TO FOUR TYPES OF /ilEHAVIORAL RESPONSES SUCH FACTORS AS UNEMPLOYMENT, BROKEN HOMES, IN THE ARGUMENT THAT VIOLENCE IS NOT PART OF CUL TUR By L. S. COLEMAN. AMERICAN ORTHOPSYCHIATRIC ASSO TO THE SORT OF CENTRAL SYSTEM EXCITATION INDUCED ADEQUATE EDUCATION, HOUSING, RACIAL INJUSTICE, RELA AL HERITAGE BUT OF BIOLOGICAL HERITAGE. THE AUTHOR CIATION, 1775 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, NY 10019. AMERI BY PCP USE. SYMPTOMS .EXHIBITED BY PCP-INTOXICATED CAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPSYCHIA TRY, V 44, N 5 (OCTO TIVE DEPRIVATION, LACK OF LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND LE EXAMINES WHICH OF THESE THEORIES APPLIES TO ANIMAL PERSONS IN CLINICAL SETTINGS ARE DESCRIBED, AS ARE BER 1974), P 675-687. NCJ-56388 NIENCY IN THE COURTS. WITH REGARD TO RESEARCH ON SOCIETY .... BS OBSERVATIONS RECORDED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFI MUCH OF THE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH ON VIOLENCE CON BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN CERS WHO HAVE ENCOUNTERED PCP-INTOXICATED PER 117. PERINATAL DIFFICULTIES, HEAD AND FACE TRAUMA, AND DUCTED IN THE 1970'S IS BASED ON HIGHLY QUESTIONABLE CRIMINALITY, MOST FINDINGS ARE INCONCLUSIVE AND SONS. IT IS NOTED THAT SUCH ENCOUNTERS FREQUENTLY CONCERNED WITH GENETICS, BRAIN DISORDERS, AND HOR CHILD ABUSE IN THE MEDICAL HISTORIES OF SERIOUSLY ASSUMPTIONS. THIS PAPER REVIEWS RESEARCH ON VIO DELINQUENT CHILDREN. By D. O. LEWIS, S. S. SHANOK, ARE ASSOCIATED BY VIOLENT, ASSAULTIVE, COMBATIVE, MONE LEVELS. HOWEVER, IT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED THAT LENCE AND EXAMINES POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF VIO and D. A. BALLA. AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION, SUICIDAL, AND EVEN HOMICIDAL BEHAVIOR BY INDIVIDUALS. BRAIN TUMORS, PARTICULARLY THOSE AFFECTING THE LENCE PREDICTION. IN THE EARLY 1970'S, BIOMEDICAL RE 1700 18TH STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20009. AMERI- OFTEN VIOLENT AND AGGRESSIVE REACTIONS ARE TRIG LIMBIC SYSTE;M, CAN CAUSE UNPROVOKED VIOLENT BEHAV CAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY, V 136, N 4A (APRIL 1979), SEARCH FUNDING WAS DRASTiCALLY CUT WHILE FEDERAL GERED BY COMMON POLICE PRACTICES (INTERROGATION, IOR. PRESENT KNOWLEDGE ABOUT VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IS P 419-423. NCJ·57331 LAW ENFORCEMENT MONEY INCREASED. SINCE GOVERN HANDCUFFING, ETC.). EXAMPLES OF STATEMENTS MADE BY INSUFFICIENT; FUTURE RESEARCH EFFORTS SHOULD A COMBINATION OF FACTORS, INCLUDING CENTRAL NER MENT LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ARE IN NEED OF 'SO PCP-INTOXICATED PERSONS ARE PRESENTED AND DIS FOCUS UPON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIOLOGICAL VOUS SYSTEM TRAUMA THROUGH PERINATAL DIFFICULTIES LUTIONS'TO VIOLENCE, THEY TURNED TO THE BIOMEDICAL FACTORS, ENDOCRINE LEVELS, AND NUTRITION WITH FA AND HEAD INJURIES, PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL COMMUNITY FOR ANSWERS. UNFORTUNATELY, A LARGE CUSSED, AND THE COGNITIVE PROCESSES OF MILIAL AND MACROSOCIAL FORCES. REFERENCES PRO ABUSE, AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION ARE RESPONSiBLE FOR PART OF THE RESEARCH BEING PRODUCED IS ELABORAT PCP-INTOXICATED PERSONS ARE DESCRIBED. SPECIAL AT VIDED. (LWM) SERIOUS DELINQUENCY. A STUDY OF 80 INCARCERATED JU ING ON AND DISSEMINATING THEORIES WHICH HAVE NOT TENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE STATE OF PREOCCUPATION Supplemental Notes: TESTIMONY GIVEN JANUARY 10, 1978. VENILE DELINQUENTS MATCHED THEM WITH A SAMPLE OF BEEN SUFFICIENTLY PROVEN EMPIRICALLY. AN EXAMPLE IS WITH DEATH OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH PCP INTOXICATION. 77 NONINCARCERATED DELINQUENTS. A TOTAL OF 36.25 THE RESEARCH BEING DONE ON THE XYY CHROMOSOME A DISCUSSION OF AGGRESSION AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR IN 115. PATHOLOGIES AMONG HOMICIDE OFFENDERS-SOME CUL PERCENT OF THE FORMER HAD COMMITTED SERIOUS, VIO SYNDROME AND VIOLENCE. FIRST REPORTED IN 1961, THE PCP USERS POINTS OUT THAT THE PCP-INTOXICATED PER TURAL. PROFILES. By S. F. LANDAU. STEVENS AND LENT OFFENSES COMPARED TO 6.49 PERCENT OF THE POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN THE XYY AND VIOLENCE WAS THE SON'S ORIENTATION TOWARD THE IMMEDIATE PRESENT SONS, 11 NEW FETTER LANE, LONDON, ENGLAND. BRtrlSH LATTER. MEDICAL HISTORIES OF THE TWO GROUPS WERE SUBJECT OF A WAVE OF BRITISH STUDIES DONE WITH IN AND DISREGARD FOR THE LONG-RANGE CONSEQUENCES JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY, DELINQUENCY, AND DEVIANT COMPARED. A TOTAL OF 72 PERCENT OF THE INCARCERAT MATES OF PRISONS AND MENTAL HOSPITALS WHO HAD SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, V 15, N 2 (APRIL 1975), P 157-16'0. OF HIS OR HER BEHAVIOR MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO PREMEDI E:D JUVENILES HAD BEEN TREATED FOR ACCIDENTS COM BEEN SCREENED FOR TALLNESS. WHEN SOME OF THE TALL TATE A CRIMINAL ACT. HOWEVER, IT IS EMPHASIZED THAT, NW~2e~11 PRISONERS WERE FOUND TO BE XYY, THE ASSUMPTION j, STUDY WHiCH ANALYZED ALL KNOWN AND SOLVED CA1ES PARED TO APPROXIMATELY 71 PERCENT OF THE NON IN ALTHOUGH PCP USE CAN BRING ABOUT CARCERATED JUVENILES. HOWEVER, THE TWO GROUPS WAS MADE THAT THEY WERE ALSO ANTISOCIAL. SIMILAR IN 'i OF CRIMINAL HOMICIDE IN ISRAEL BETWEEN 1950 AND 1964 AGGRESSION-PRONENESS, EMOTIONALLY STABLE PEOPLE DIFFERED SIGNIFICANTLY IN THE TYPE OF INJURIES RE CONSISTENCIES TAINT THE RESEARCH DONE ON TEMPORAL " AND COMPARED ORIENTAL JEWISH, WESTERN JEWISH, AND UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LOW DOSES OF PCP ARE NOT CEIVED. THE INCARCERATED DELINQUENTS RECEIVED 62.3 LOBE EPILEPSY AND VIOLENCE. SOME VIOLENT INDiViD NON-JEWISH (MAINLY ARAB) OFFENDERS. IT WAS HYPOTH LIKELY TO ACT ABNORMALLY. THE FORENSIC PERCENT OF THEIR TREATMENT FOR HEAD AND FACE INJU UALS, EVEN IN THE ABSENCE OF CLINICAL SEIZURES, HAVE ESIZED THAT THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURAL NORMS AND PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIST'S AND PSYCHIATRIST'S ROLE IN RIES AS OPPOSED TO 44.6 PERCENT FOR THE NONINCAR BEEN LABELED 'EPILEPTOID.' THE IMPLICATIONS OF THIS TRADITIONS ON BEHAVIOR WOULD BE CLEARLY REFLECT CASES INVOLVING DIMINISHED CAPACITY DEFENSE BASED CERATED. CHILD ABUSE WAS ALSO ENCOUNTERED MORE RESEARCH ON LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE SIGNIFICANT. PSY ED. THE TOPICS INVESTIGATED IN THIS STUDY, WHICH IN ON PCP DIMINISHED CAPACITY IS NOTED, AS IS THE TEND FREQUENTLY AMONG THE INCARCERATED (10.4 PERCENT CHOSURGERY FOR VIOLENT PERSONS AND DEVELOPMENT VOLVED 279 OFFENDERS AND 311 VICTIMS, INCLUDED THE ENCY FOR SUCH DEFENSES TO BE LESS SUCCESSFUL THAN VERSUS 3.6 PERCENT). PERINATAL DIFFICULTIES WERE OF VIOLENCE SCREENING PROCEDURES HAVE BEEN PRO TYPE OF HOMICIDE AS WELL AS THE PATHOLOGIES OF THE INSANITY DEFENSES. THE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE PSY MUCH MORE FREQUENT AMONG THE INCARCERATED POSED. CALIFORNIA HAS CONSIDERED BUILDING CLINICS OFFENDERS PRIOR TO THEIR CAPITAL CRIME: TYPE OF GROUP: 36.6 PERCENT VERSUS 8 PERCENT. IT CAN BE SEEN FOR VIOLENCE PREDICTION AND CONTROL. IT IS ARGUED CHOPHARMACOLOGY OF PCP AND OTHER DRUGS AND TO FIRST KNOWN DISTURBED OR DEVIANT BEHAVIOR, PREVI THEN THAT PERINATAL DIFFICULTIES, HEAD INJURIES, AND THAT THE MOST DANGEROUS ASPECT OF THIS 'NEW PHRE DISPEL THE MAGICAL NOTIONS THA'I' SOMETIMES SURFACE OUS PHYSICAL ILLNESS OR HANDICAP, AND HOSPiTALIZA MORE FREQUENT CHILD ABUSE DISTINGUISH THE INCAR NOLOGY' INVOLVES THE BELIEF THAT THE HOPED-FOR BIO IN TRIALS INVOLVING DIMINISHED CAPACITY DUE TO DRUG TION FOR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DISORDERS. STUDY FIND CERATED DELINQUENTS FROM THE NONINCARCERATED LOGICAL MEASURES OF CRIMINAL TENDENCIES SHOULD BE USE IS EMPHASIZED. A LIST OF REFERENCES IS INCLUDED. INGS REVEALED THAT WESTERN JEWS WERE THE LOWEST GROUP. THE SAME TENDENCIES WERE SEEN IN A STUDY OF USED FOR SCREENING THE POPULATION AS A MEANS OF (LKM) AS REGARDS OUTWARD-DIRECTED PERSONAL VIOLENCE TWO GROUPS OF INCARCERATED JUVENILE BOYS. THOSE VIOLENCE PREVENTION, A PRACTICE WHICH INEVITABLY (LOWEST HOMICIDE RATE), AND THE HIGHEST AS REGARDS WHO WERE EXTREMELY VIOLENT AND INCARCERATED IN LEADS TO MEDICALLY LEGITIMIZED PREVENTIVE DETENTION 121. PHENYLETHYLAMINE OVERPRODUCTION IN AGGRESSIVE INWARD-DIRECTED VIOLENCE (SUICIDE AND SPECIAL SECURITY UNITS SHOWED HISTORIES OF SIGNIFI AND DRUG TREATMENT. BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH WILL PSYCHOPATHS. By M. SANDLER, C. R. J. RUTHVEN, and B. HOMICIDE-SUlqlDE CASES). THIS GROUP ALSO EXHIBITED CANTLY GREATER PERCENTAGES OF 'PERINATAL DIFFICUL NEVER TOUCH THE CORE ISSUES RELATING TO VIOLENCE L. GOODWIN. LANCET, 7 ADAM STREET, ADELPHI, THE HIGHEST PROPORTION OF INSANITY AMONG OFFEND TIES, HEAD INJURIES AND ABUSE THAN DID THE REGULAR IN UNITED STATES SOCIETY, BUT IS USED RATHER AS A LONDON, ENGLAND. LANCET, V 2, N 8103 (DECEMBER ERS, AND OF PHYSICAL AND MENTAL PROBLEMS PRIOR TO L Y INCARCERATED DELINQUENTS. IT IS CONCLUDED FROM TOOL TO DIVERT ATTENTION FROM AILING SOCIAL AND PO 1978), P 1269-1270. NCJ-57014 THE HOMICIDE. NON-JEWS, THE HIGHEST AS REGARDS THESE STUDIES THAT ANY ONE OF THESE CONDITIONS BY LITICAL INSTITUTiONS (E.G., CORPORATE PROFIT, RACISM, THIS STUDY INVESTIGATES THE PRODUCTION OF PHENYLA ACTING-OUT VIOLENT BEHAVIOUR (HIGHEST HOMICIDE ITSELF IS NOT ENOUGH TO CAUSE SERIOUS, VIOLENT DE POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENT), OR OTHER FACTORS SUCH AS CETIC ACID, THE MAJOR METABOLITE OF PHENYLETHYLA RATE), WERE LOWEST AS REGARDS INWARD-DIRECTED VIO LINQUENCY AMONG JUVENILES. REFERENCES ARE INCLUD THE PREVALENCE OF GUNS ANI) THE USE OF ALCOHOL. MINE, IN A GROUP OF'10 VIOLENT AND 10 NONVIOLENT LENCE (SUICIDE AND HOMICIDE-SUICIDE). AMONG THIS ED. (STB) MEDICAL RESEARCHERS ARE ADMONISHED TO REFUSE MALE OFFENDERS MATCHED FOR HEIGHT, WEIGHT, AGE, GROUP THERE WAS ALSO THE LOWEST PROPORTION OF IN MONEY FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND PHARMA AND SENTENCE LENGTH. THE MEN, AGED 24 THROUGH 59 SANITY AND OF PHYSICAL 1':2. WELL AS MENTAL PROBLEMS 118. PERSONALITY AND THE CLASSifiCATION OF ADULT .OF CEUTICAL COMPANIES, CONDUCT CONTROLLED STUDIES, FENDERS. By S. B. EYSENCK, J.RUST, and H. J. EYSENCK. YEARS, HAD SENTENCE LENGTHS RANGING FROM 12 PRIOR TO THE HOMICIDE. ORIENTAL JEWS WERE LOCATED AND BE AWARE OF POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THEIR RE INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY AND TREATMENT OF DELIN MONTHS TO 30 MONTHS. ALL FELL WITHIN NORMAL HEIGHT BETWEEN THESE TWO EXTREMES. A LIST OF REFERENCES SEARCH. Rt:FERENCE:S ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) QUENCY, 11 NEW FETTER LANE, LONDON EC4 P4EE, ENG- AND WEIGHT RANGES. VENOUS BLOOD SAMPLES FROM IS INCLUDED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED) Supplemental Notes: PRESENTED AT THE 1974 ANNUAL LAND. BRITISH JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY, V 17, N 2 BOTH GROUPS WERE TAKEN INTO LITHIUM HEPARIN TUBES, Sponsoring Agency: FORD FOUNDATION, 320 EAST 43RD (APRIL 1977), P 169-179. NCJ·41722 MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ORTHOPSYCHIATRIC ASSOCI STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10017. AND PLASMA WAS SEPARATED AND STORED AT 15 DE THE ARTICLE DESCRIBES A STUDY THAT WAS UNDERTAKEN ATION, SAN FRANCISCQ, CALIFORNIA. GREES BELOW ZERO CENTIGRADE UNTIL ANAL'rSIS. THE TO DETERMINE IF A SYSTEM COULD BE DEVISED FOR CLAS 116. PATHS TO VIOLENCE-TOWARD A QUANTITATIVE AP 120. PHENCYCLIDINE, CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR, AND THE DEFENSE MASS·FRAGMENTOGRAPHIC ASSAY PROCEDURE. WAS USED SIFYING CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR ACCORDING TO PERSONALITY PROACH (FROM VIOLENCE IN ANIMAL AND HUMAN SOCI OF .DIMINISHED CAPACITY (FROM PHENCYCLIDINE (PCP) TO MEASURE PLASMA FREE AND CONJUGATED PHENYLACE i ETIES, 1976 BY ARTHUR G. NEAL-SEE NCJ-40160). By J. VARIABLES. A GROUP OF 156 ADULT PRISONERS WAS SE , ,~ ABUSE-AN APPRAISAL, 1978, BY ROBERT C PETERSON TIC ACID; ANALYSES WERE CARRIED OUT IN BUND CONDI R. SCHUCK. NELSON-HALL llUBLICATIONS, 111 NORTH LECTED TO REPRESENT FOUR AREAS OF CRIMINAL ACTIVI AND RICHARD C STILLMAN). By R. K. SIEGEL. US DE TIONS. PLASMA CONCENTRATIONS OF FRt=r: AND CONJU CANAL STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60606. 23 p. 1976. TY (VIOLENCE, THEFT, FRAUD, INADEQUACY, WHICH REFERS PARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE FOOD NCJ-40164 TO RATE OF CONVICTIONS) AND ONE OF MULTIPLE CRIMI AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, 5600 FISHERS LANE, ROCK GATED PHENYLACETIC ACID WERE HIGHEP ,~THE 10 PRIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES VARIOUS THEORIES ON THE CAUSES NAL ACTIVITY (RESIDUAL). THESE GROUPS WERE TESTED VILLE, MD 20852. 17 p. 1978. NCJ-53661 ONERS CONVICTED OF VIOLENT CRI~cS ,'\ND SERVING OF VIOLENCE. THE LAW AND ORDER ARGUMENT, ACCORD BY MEANS OF A QUESTIONNAIRE AND BEHAVIORAL ABERRATIONS INDUCED BY PHENCYCLIDINE LONG SENTENCES THAN IN THE MATCHED CONTROLS. ING TO THE AUTHOR, IS THAT VIOLENCE IS THE PRODUCT PSYCHO-PHYSIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES. DATA WERE PROC (PCP) USE ARE DESCRIBED, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SINCE AMPHETAMINE, A COMPOUND CLOSELY RELATED TO OF EXCESSIVE AND MISDIRECTED PERMISSIVENESS. IT PER ESSED SINGLY AND IN COMBINATION, USING ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DRUG INTOXICATION AND PHENYLETHLAMINE, CAN REDUCE AGGRESSIVENESS IN SISTS BECAUSE THE VIOLENT DO NOT EXPECT TO BE PUN VARIANCE, CANONICAL CORRELATION, AND DISCRIMINANT CRIMINAL LIABILITY. THE ORIGINS OF THE CONCEPTS OF DI SOME VIOLENT SUBJECTS, THE INCREASE IN PHENYLETHY .. ISHED. THE FRUSTRATION-AGGRESSION THEORY DOES NOT FUNCTION ANALYSIS. THE RESULTS DEMONSTRATED CLEAR .MINISHED CAPACITY ANb OF DRUGS AS SCAPEGOATS ARE LAMINE PRODUCTION MAY BE AN ATTEMPT BY THE BODY AGREE WITH THIS. PUNISHMENT, ACCORDING TO THAT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GROUPS, SUGGESTING THAT DIF· TRACED, AND A LEGAL DEFINITION OF DRUG-INDUCED IN TO COMPENSATE FOR THE UNKNOWN DERANGEMENT OF THEORY, IS THE ULTIMATE FRUSTRATION AND LEADS NOT FERENT TYPES OF CRIMES ARE COMMITTED BY PERSONS TOXICATION IS PRESENTED AND DISCUSSED. THE PHYSIO FUNCTION RESPONSIBLE FOR INCREASED AGGRESSION. TO PEACE BUT TO FURTHER AGGRESSION AND VIOLENCE. DIFFERENTIATED PSYCHOLOGICALLY INTO DIFFERENT LOGICAL EFFECTS OF PCP ARE REVIEWED BRIEFLY, WITH REFERENCES AND TABULAR DATA ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) THESE AND OTHER THEORIES ARE DISCUSSED, INCLUDING 'TYPES.' (AUTHOR ABSTRACT) ... KAP , 37 36 i' ! ; {" ", ~' , , . '-.; h,1 ";... ~ ", PHYSICAL CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL PROSPECTIVE 122. PHYSICAL VIOLENCE IN THE FAMILY -AN OVERVIEW 123. PHYSIOLOGICAL DETERMINAHTS OF HUMAN AGGRESSION A STUDY OF TESTOSTERONE (MALE SEX HORMONE) LEVELS IDENTIFIED BY NINE PREVIOUS STUDIES AND BY STAFF (FROM VIOLENCE IN THE FAMILY, 1976 BY MARIE BOR· (FROM COLLOQUIUM ON THE CORRELATES OF CRIME AND I') IN THE PLASMA OF 52 OFFENDERS CONVICTED OF RAPE MEMBERS OF A FAMILY COURT AND ITS PSYCHIATRIC LAND-SEE NCJ·46613). By S. BRANDON. HUMANITIES THE DETERMINANTS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR, 1978, BY AND 12 CONTROLS (OFFENDERS CONVICTED OF CHILD MO CLINIC. THE RECORDS OF 122 JUVENILES OVER 15 YEARS PRESS, INC, 17 FIRST AVENUE, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ LAURA OTTEN SEE '4CJ·53455). By K. E. MOYER. MITRE LESTATION WITHOUT VIOLENCE) IS DOCUMENTED. THE OF AGE REFERRED TO THE CLINIC FOR EVALUATION WERE CORPORATION, POBOX 208, BEDFORD, MA 01730. 24 p. 07716. 25 p. 1976. NCJ·46619 STUDY WAS CARRIED OUT AT A CALIFORNIA FACILITY FOR STUDIED FOR THE PRESENCE/ABSENCE OF PREDICTOR 1978. NCJ·53462 I MENTALLY DISORDERED OFFENDERS. THE SUBJECTS COM VARIABLES. (THE CLINIC IS NOT NAMED TO PROTECT PRIVA I" THIS PAPER, WRIHEN BY A PSYCHIATRIST, DESCRIBES THE AN OVERVIEW OF THE BASIC MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN BE I' PLETED THE BUSS-DURKEE HOSTILITY INVENTORY, THE ME CY.) PREDICTOR VARIABLES ASSESSED INCLUDED ABNOR TYPES OF PEOPLE WHO ABUSE THEIR· CHILDREN OR HAYIOR CONTROL IS PRESENTED TO DELINEATE A MODEL GARGEE OVERCONTROLLED HOSTILITY SCALE, AND THE MAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (EEG), EXTREMELY UNFA· SPOUSES AND WHA,T LEADS THEM TO VENT THEIR AGGRES· OF HUMAN AGGRESSION. EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL EV/· I- I' MICHIGAN ALCOHOLISM SCREENING TEST. THE RAPISTS VORABLE LIFE/FAMILY EXPERIENCES, POOR PERSONALITY SION WITHIN THE "'AMILY. STATISTICS HAVE SHOWN THAT, DENCE FROM HUMAN AND ANIMAL STUDIES IS CITED. THE i, WERE CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THE DEGREE OF VIO· PROGNOSIS, POOR INSTITUTIONAL ADJUSTMENT, BEDWET IN ENGLAND, ACCIDENTS, MURDER, AND VIOLENCE ARE PREMISE OF THIS MODEL IS THAT THERE ARE IN THE LENCE ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR OFFENSES, THE RANGES riNG, ARSON, CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, OVERSTRICT/LAX PA· MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR AT HOME THAN ON THE STREETS BRAINS OF ANIMALS AND HUMANS NEURAL SYSTEMS THAT, AND MEANS OF THE PLASMA TESTOSTERONE LEVEL FOR RENTAL DISCIPLINE, TRUANCY, SCHOOL MISCONDUCT, EDU WITH A STRANGER. ABOUT 4,600 CHILDREN ARE PHYSICAL· WHEN FIRED IN THE PRESENCE OF A RELEVANT TARGET, Ii BOTH RAPISTS AND CHILD MOLESTERS WERE WITHIN CATIONAL UNDERACHIEVEMENT, SOCIOPATHY, ALCOHOL· LY ABUSED EACH YI:AR, TO THE EXTENT THAT 700 DIE AND RESULT IN AGGRESSIVE OR DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR TO NORMAL LIMITS. THE GROUP OF RAPISTS WHO WERE ISM/DRUG DEPENDENCE, HISTORY OF VIOLENCE, COMMIT· 400 ARE LEFT WITH PERMANENT BRAIN. DAMAGE. EXTREME WARDS THAT TARGET, IN HUMANS, ALTHOUGH THE ACTUAL JUDGED TO BE MOST VIOLENT HAD A SIGNIFICANTLY MENT FOR VIOLENT OFFENSE, FIGHTING, TEMPER TAN· VIOLENCE MORE Ot=TEN INVOLVES THE MALE GUARDIAN AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR OF A PERSON MAY BE CON HIGHER MEAN PLASMA TESTOSTERONE LEVEL THAN NOR· TRUMS, INABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH OTHE.RS, PARENTAL THAN THE FEMALE. ONE STUDY OF MEN ACCUSED OF KILL TROLLED, HE STILL EXPERIENCES APPROPRIATELY HOSTILE MALS, CHILD MOLESTERS, AND OTHER RAPISTS IN THE BRUTALITY, EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE/MURDER, PARENTAL ING A CHILD UNDER .5 YEARS OF AGE SHOWED THAT MANY FEELINGS. EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THIS PREMISE IS RE I • STUDY. THE HIGHEST TESTOSTERONE LEVEL WAS FOUND SEDUCTION OR PERVERSION, SEX, RELIGION, RACE, EDUCA VIEWED WITH RESPECT TO AGGRESSION SYSTEM THRESH- HAD A HIGH PREVA,LENCE OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR OR IN THE ONLY RAPIST WHO MURDERED HIS VICTIM. ALCO TIONAL ATTAINMENT,. READING DISABILITY, ADOPTION MENTAL ILLNESS IN THEIR OWN FAMILIES, ALMOST ALL EX HOLIC RAPISTS HAD A SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER MEAN STATUS, PHYSICAL DEFECT, BROKEN FAMILY, MARITAL DIS PERIENCED DIFFICULTY IN CONTROLLING THEMSELVES AND ~;~~c~~~6~~/~:~~lg~~~6c~~~~~:S~~~~~~~~ PS~~~~ PLASMA TESTOSTERONE LEVEL THAN NONALCOHOLIC RAP CORD, FAMILY SIZE, PARENTAL ALCOHOLISM, DYSFUNC LATION, BRAIN PATHOLOGY, BRAIN LESIONS, NEURAL INHI \ IN COPING WITH STR,ESS, AND MANY HAD A PREVIOUS HIS ISTS. THE MEAN BUSS-DURKEE HOSTILITY SCORE FOR RAP TIONAL FAMILY, AND SOCIAL ISOLATION OF THE JUVENILE. BITION, HEREDITY, AND BLOOD CHEMISTRY. CHRONIC BE· TORY OF VIOLENT CRIME. ALL BLAMED THE IMMEDIATE PRE ISTS WAS SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER THAN THE NORM, BUT CHI-SQUARE ANALYSES WERE PERFORMED FOR 124 COM· HAVIOR TENDENCIES (I.E., LONG-RUN PROBABILITIES OF A CIPITATION OF THE ATTACK ON THE CHILD. A MAJOR STUDY THERE WAS NO CORRElI'TION BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL HOS· PARISONS AMONG PREDICTOR VARIABLES, CLINIC RECOM BY THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRU· PARTICULAR KIND OF BEHAVIOR) AND THE ROLE OF NEU I ! TILITY SCORES AND TESTOSTERONE LEVELS. NOR WAS MENDATIONS, AND CRITERION BEHAVIORS (VIOLENCE, LAR ROLOGICAL SET (I.E., PROCLIVITIES TOWARD A GIVEN KIND ELTY TO CHILDREN OF THE FAMILIES OF 78 SEVERELY BAT I. THERE A CORRELATION BETWEEN TESTOSTERONE LEVELS CENYIBURGLARY, IN NEED OF SUPERVISION, RUNAWAY, OF BEHAVIOR AT A GIVEN MOMENT) ARE ALSO DISCUSSED, TERED CHILDREN FOlJlND THAT 56 PERCENT OF THE CHIL· ,I AND AGE, RACE, OR LENGTH OF INCARCERATION. THE FIND AND OTHERS). TABLES INDICATE DEMOGRAPHIC CHARAC ALONG WITH A NONPHVSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERAT/ON--THE OREN WERE UNDER 11 YEAR OLD; THE VIOLENCE OFTEN INGS SUGGEST THAT AGGRESSIVE RAPE PROBABLY IS NOT TERISTICS OF THE SAMPLE, CASE BREAKDOWN FOR EACH INFLUENCE OF LEARNING ON BEHAVIOR WHICH SOCIETY k. BEGAN WITH A MINOR ~NJURY; THE PARENTS WERE YOUNG, DETERMINED LARGELY BY HIGH LEVELS OF TESTOSTER VARIABLE, PLACEMENT RECOMMENDATION, AND CRITERION LABELS AGGRESSIVE. REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (KBL) TENDED TO HAVE LONG·STANDING EMOTIONAL DIFFICUL I· ONE. IN LIGHT OF EVIDENCE THAT ALCOHOL AFFECTS BEHAVIOR. IT WAS FOUND THAT ONLY 15.6 PERCENT OF i TIES, AND HAD SMALL FAMILIES, OFTEN WITH PREGNANCIES Availability: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO· PLASMA TESTOSTERONE LEVELS, THE FINDINGS ALSO BEAR THE JUVENILES WERE REFERRED FOR VIOLENT OFFENSES ! FICHE PROGRAM. I, CLOSE TOGETHER; THEI'lE WAS A HIGH LEVEL OF PREVIOUS \~ UPON THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN AGGRESSION AND AND ONLY 5.7 PERCENT COMMITTED VIOLENT/DANGEROUS VIOLENCE; OFTEN THE:' FAMILIES WERE HIGHLY MOBILE; DRINKING. SUPPORTING DATA AND A LIST OF REFERENCES \ 124. PLASMA CATECHOLAMINES, STRESS AND AGGRESSION IN OFFENSES DURING A 1-YEAR FOLLOWUP PERIOD: NO SYS· 1 AND MANY OF THE MOTHERS WERE RIGID AND OVERCON ARE INCLUDED. (LKM) TEMATIC RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PREDICTOR VARIABLES, # MAXIMUM SECURITY PATII:NTS. By D. D. WOODMAN, J. W. ,. TROLLING. THREE OUT OF EVERY FIVE CHILDREN RE· HINTON, and M.T. O'NEILL. NORTH·HOLLAND PUBLISHING CLINIC RECOMMENDATIONS, AND CRITERION BEHAVIORS TURNED HOME AFTER TiREATMENT FOR AN INJURY WERE II 126. POLYAMINE LEVELS IN JAIL INMATES. By C. GROESBECK COMPANY, JAN VAN GALENSTR 335, AMSTERDAM, NETHER- WERE FOUND, NOR DID THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PRE· and B. D'ASARO. MORRIS COUNTY OFFICE OF THE SHER· :J SUBSEQUENTLY REINJURFD. ANOTHER STUDY HAS SHOWN LANDS. Y 6, N 2 (1978), P BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, IFF, COUNTY COURTHOUSE, MORRISTOWN, NJ 07960. 7 p. DICTIONS OF DANGEROUSNESS AND SUBSEQUENT VIOLENT THAT MARITAL DISHARMONY, POOR USE OF CONTRACEP 147·154. NCJ·57100 11 '.'~ 1974. NCJ·14341 BEHAVIOR REACH SIGNIFICANCE. THE RESULTS DO NOT 'J TIVES, POOR HOUSING, AND SOCIAL ISOLATION WITH LACK PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO STRESS AMONG 58 MALE SUPPORT THE CONCLUSIONS REACHED BY PREVIOUS RE Jq RESULTS OF A STUDY TO DETERMINE THE RELATIONSHIP , "~, OF KINSHIP SUPPORTS CHARACTERIZE MANY BATTERING INMATES OF A MAXIMUM·SECURITY PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL BETWEEN THE QUANTITY OF POLYAMINES IN THE BLOOD SEARCH, NOR DO THEY SUPPORT COURT AND CLINIC AS .J PARENTS. THE MOST COMMON GROUP SEEN IN CLINICAL ARE EXAMINED. THE SUBJECTS' PLASMA ADRENALINE AND I~ AND BEHAVIOR. JAIL INMATES IN MORRIS COUNTY, NEW SUMPTIONS OF A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VARIABLES AND ;" PSYCHIATRIC PRItOTICE AR\E YOUNG WOMEN, WHO, THEM NORADRENALINE LEVELS WERE MONITORED AS THE SUB ;1 :1 JERSEY WERE FOUND TO HAVE ABNORMALLY LOW LEVELS SUBSEQUENT DANGEROUSNESS. A NUMBER OF METHOD· ,- SELVES, HAVE SUFFERED. FROM DEPRIVATION, LACK OF JECTS ANTICIPATED AND TOOK PART IN A STRESS INDUC OF BLOOD POLYAM/NES. (A POLYAMINE IS A COMPOUND OLOG/CAL PROBLEMS IN PREDICTION RESEARCH ARE IDEN· LOVE, AND PHYSICAL ABU$E DURING THEIR CHILDHOOD. TION PROGRAM, (ADRENALINE AND NORADRENALINE ARE WITH MORE THAN ONE AMINO GROUP.) ABNORMAL BLOOD TIFIED, INCLUDING THE UNCERTAIN RELIABILITY OF INDIVID· THEY EMERGE WITH IMMATURE, UNREALISTIC EXPECTA HORMONES THAT PLAY A ROLE IN THE BODY'S RESPONSE 1 LEVELS OF THESE COMPOUNDS HAVE BEEN FOUND IN SCHI UAL JUVENILE VARIABLES, THE UNAVOIDABLE BIAS OF RE· TIONS OF THEIR CHILD AND ARE DISTRESSED WHEN THE TO STRESS. SOME STUDIES.HAVE FOUND A CONNECTION 1 ZOPHRENICS AND MANY PERSONALITY TEST SCORES OF IN SEARCH SAMPLES BASED ON JUVENILE OFFENDERS, AND , II BETWEEN HIGH NORADRENALINE LEVELS AND AGGRESSION .. J INFANT DOES NOT LIVE UP TO THEM. WHILE THESE ARE I MATES RESEMBLE THOSE OF SCHIZOPHRENICS. INMATES INACCURATE OFFENDER RECORDS. PREDICTORS IDENTI I fj THE MOST COMMON PATTERNS, A WIDE RANGE OF SITUA· AND BETWEEN HIGH ADRENALINE LEVELS AND FEAR OR HAVING THE LOWEST BLOOD LEVELS OF ONE PARTICULAR FIED MAY BE DIFFICULT TO EVALUATE IN SPECIFIC CASES. I', ANXIETY. OTHERS HAVE FOUND INCREASES IN BOTH HOR 1 \1 TIONS EXIST, INCLUDING: (1) VULNERABLE YOUNG WOMEN POLYAMINE, SPERMADINE, HAD COMMITTED SIGNIFICANTLY UNCONTROLLABLE FACTORS MAY INFLUENCE FOLLOWUP ! UNDER STRESS WHO ARE IMMATURE, UNSUPPORTED, AND MONES ASSOCIATED WITH BOTH MOODS). ON THE BASIS OF MORE VIOLENT CRIMES THAN INMATES HAYING NORMAL DATA, AND RESEARCH REPORTS ,INDICATE AN EXTREMELY ~I .O/SAPPO/NTED IN MOTHEFH:lOOD; (2) PARENTS WITH PHYSIOLOGICAL TESTS, THE SUBJECTS WERE DIVIDED INTO BLOOD SPERMADINE LEVELS. IN ADDITION, THE INMATES -. TIl i HIGH NUMBER OF FALSE POSITIVES. IN ADDITION, THE CON· TWO GROUPS: THOSE WHO RESPONDED NORMALLY TO j MARKED HYSTERICAL TRAITS; ,(3) PARENTS WITH DIFF/CUL· .i TESTED HAD A BROAD RANGE IN BLOOD LEVELS OF HISTA CEPT OF DANGEROUSNESS IS NOT AMENABLE TO IDENTIFI r! . TIES IN IMPULSE CONTROL, WHO DISPLAY EXPLOSIVE VIO STRESS, . AND THOSE WHOSE j\NX/ETY WAS LESS THAN MINE, ANOTHER POLYAMINE, APPROACHING THE RANGE CATION IN TERMS OF A PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSTRUCT. (JAP) I LENCE; (4) D/SORGANrZED PROBLEM FAMILIES IN WHOM WOULD BE EXPECTED (HYPORESPONSIVE). THE HYPORE FOUND IN SCHIZOPHRENICS. LOW LEVELS OF A THIRD PO· AvailabIlity: UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, 300 NORTH tEEB I: I VIOLENCE PERVADES EVERY ASPECT OF FAMILY LIFE; (5) SPONSIVE SUBJECTS HAD SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER ADRENA LYAMINE, SPERMINE, MAY INDICATE RELATIVE HYPOGLYCE ROAD, ANN ARBOR, MI 48106; INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC I] THOSE (FEW) WHO SHOW FRANK SADISTIC CRUELTY; AND LINE LEVELS THAN THE NORMAL GROUP. THE HYPORE· MIA (LOW BLOOD SUGAR). PERSONS WITH HYPOGLYCEMIA INFORMATION, 3501 MARI(ET STREET, UNIVERSITY CITY SCI I (6) PARENTS SUFFERING FROM SEVERE MENTAL SUBNOR· SPONSIVE GROUP ALSO INCLUDE,D SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER CAN EXHIBIT BEHAVIOR DISTURBANCES INDEPENDENTLY OF ENCE CENTER, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104: WORKSHOP IN MALITY OR PSYCHOSIS. ANOTHER FORM OF ABUSE WITHIN PROPORTIONS OF SUBJECTS WHO HAD COMMITIED VIO SCHIZOPHRENIA. THE RELATIONSHIP OF SPERMINE TO DIET POLITICAL THEORY AND POLICY ANALYSIS, 814 E THIRD, THE FAMILY IS INCEST. THE MOST COMMON TYPE IS LENT CRIMES AGAINST STRANGEFIS AND CRIMES RESUL T IS DISCUSSED AND THE NEED FOR FURTHER RESEARCH BLOOMINGTON, IL 47401. FATHER·DAUGHTER. THE FATHEF~S ARE TYPICALLY HABIT· ING IN FATALITY. THE FINDINGS (WHICH ARE SUPPORTED BY INTO THE RELATIONSHIP OF POLYAMINES TO BEHAVIOR IS 128. PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF PREDICTORS OF CRIMINALITY, 5 COMPARABLE RESULTS FOR UFlINARY TESTS) INDICATE EMPHASIZED. A LIST OF REFERENCES IS PROVIDED. UALLY UNEMPLOYED, POORLY EDUCATED, AND FROM INTELLIGENCE (FROM BIOSOCIAL BASES OF CRIMINAL BE· THAT ABNOFIMAL CATECHOLAMINE (ADRENALINE/NORA BROKEN HOMES. MANY SEXUALLY ABUSED DAUGHTERS DE SponsorIng Agency: NEW JERSEY STATE LAW ENFORCE HAVIOR, 1977, BY SARNOFF A MEDNICK AND KARL 0 VELOP CHARACTER DISORDERS L,ATER IN LIFE. FINALLY, A DRENALINE) RESPONSES MIGHT RELATE TO A FAILURE TO MENT PLANNING AGENCY, 3535 QUAKER BRIDGE ROAD, CHRISTIANSEN-SEE NCJ·47285). By L. TRENTON, NJ 08625. CONSIDERATION OF HUSBANDS WHO ABUSE THEIR WIVES EXPERIENCE ANXIETY AND THE RESTRAINING INFLUENCES KIRKEGAARD·SORENSEN and S. A. MEDNICK. GARDNER SHOWS THEM TO EXHIBIT MANY OF THE SAME CHARACTER· OF ANTICIPATORY FEAR. SUPPORTING DATA AND A LIST OF PRESS, INC, 19 UNION SQUARE WEST, NEW YORK, NY 10003. REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. (LKM) 127. PREDICTION OF DANGEROUSNESS IN JUVENILES-A REPLI· ., p. 1977. NCJ·47297 ISTICS AS BATTERING PARENTS-IMMATURE AnITUDES, A CATION. By S. E. SCHLESINGER. NATIONAL COUNCIL ON HISTORY OF VIOLENCE, AND AN EARLY MARRIAGE. AT· CRIME.AND DELINQUENCY, CONTINENTAL PLAZA, 411 HACK- TESTED INTELLIGENCE IN JUVENILES PRIOR 1'0 ANY REGIS 125. PLASMA TESTOSTERONE LEVELS IN l'HE RAPIST. By R. T. TERED CRIMINALITY IS CORRELATED WITH SUBSEQUENT TACKS ON THE CHILDREN OFTEN ACCOMPANY THE BEAT RADA and R. KELLNER. ELSEVIER NORTH-HOLLAND, INC, ENSACK AVENUE, HACKENSACK, NJ 07601. CRIME AND DE· LlNQUENCY (JANUARY 1978), P 40-48. NCJ·45926 CRIMINALITY. A SAMPLE OF 311 DANISH CHILDREN, 207 ( ING OF THE WIFE. DRUGS, ALCOHOL, AND JEALOUSLY ARE 52 VANDERBILT AYENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017. PSYCHO- ( OTHER FACTORS WHICH MAY PRECIPITATE FAMILY VIO SOMATIC MEDICINE. V 38, N 4 (JULY·AUGUST 1976), P A STUDY WAS UNDERTAKEN TO EXAMINE THE VALIDITY OF WITH SCHIZOPHRENIC MOTHERS AND CONSIDERED LENCE. REFERENCE ARE PROVIDED. (VDA) 257·268. NCJ·56730 PREDICTOR VARIABLES OF JUVENILE DANGEROUSNESS HIGH·RISK AND 104 CONTROL CHILDREN WITH NO HISTORY !: , I I \ 38 39 j, • j f~ , ., ,i ;1 -1 :.( ! PSYCHIATRIC CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN THEIR FAMILIES AND CONSIDERED PREVIOUS STUDIES OF A SIMILAR NATURE, AND STUDY IN· OLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF STUDYING VIOLENT PRISONERS 134. PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF ABUSE ON CHILDREN. By H. LOW·RISK, WERE TESTED WITH THE WECHSLER INTELLI· STRUMENTS AND DATA ARE PROVIDED. AND GIVING THEM PROPER MEDICAL TREATMENT. RE· P. MARTIN and M. A. RODEHEFFER. JOURNAL OF PEDIAT RIC PSYCHOLOGY CHILD STUDY CENTER, 1100 NE 13TH GENCE SCALE FOR CHILDREN. TEN YEARS LATER, IN A FOL· Availability: ACADEMIC PRESS, INC, 111 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW SEARCH CONCERNING PRISON POPULATIONS IS HAMPERED STREET, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73117. PEDIATRIC PSYCHOL LOWUP EXAMINATION, THE SUBJECTS WERE EXAMINED YORK, NY 10003. BY THE LACK OF A SYSTEMATIC DESCRIPTION OF THE CON· STITUENT GROUP. NO KNOWN MEDICAL SURVEY HAS EVER OGY, V 1, N 2 (SPRING 1976), P 12-16. NCJ-44711 WITH FOUR SUBTESTS FROM THE WECHSLER ADULT INTEL· THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ABUSE, THE HOME ENVIRON PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF VIOLENCE AND VIOLENT OF· INCLUDED A LARGE SEGMENT OF THE PRISON POPULATION, LlGENCE SCALE. IT WAS DETERMINED THAT 7 LOW.RISK 130. MENT IN WHICH IT IS EMBEDDED, AND TRADITIONAL METH AND 32 HIGH·RISK MALES HAD EXPERIENCED AT LEAST 1 FENDERS. By J. GUNN. ELSEVIER SEQUOIA SA, POBOX AND, CONSEQUENTLY, THE DISTRIBUTION OF TRADITIONAL 851, 1001 LAUSANNE 1, SWITZERLAND. FORENSIC SCI· ODS OF TREATMENT FOR CHILD ABUSE ON THE CHILD'S COURT CONVICTION. THE RESULTS SUGGEST THAT ADO· NOSOLOGICAL CATEGORIES OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER ENCE, V 5, N 3 (JUNE 1975), P 219·227. NCJ·31012 PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT ARE EXAMINED. THE MOST LESCENTS WHO LATER COMMIT CRIMINAL ACTS HAVE A WITHIN THIS POPULATION IS UNCLEAR. ONE STUDY OF 1200 PHYSIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SOCIOLOGICAL FAC· COMMON APPROACH TO INTERVENING IN SERIOUS CASES LOWER TESTED INTELLIGENCE THAN THEIR MORE MALE INMATES AND 150 FEMALE INMATES INDICATES THE TORS THAT CAN CAUSE VIOLENT BEHAVIOR ARE IDENTIFIED DIFFICULTIES IN DEALING WITH A POPULATION SO RANDOM· OF CHILD ABUSE IS TO TAKE THE CHILD INTO PROTECTIVE LAW·ABIDING PEERS. THERE WAS NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFER· AND DISCUSSED. A SUGGESTION FOR A SYSTEM OF SPE· LY DEFINED BY SOCIETY. A MEANINGFUL UNDERSTANDING CUSTODY. MEDICAL CARE OF INJURIES AND PROVISION OF ENCE IN THE INTELLIGENT LEVELS OF THE HIGH·RISK AND CIALIZIED PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS THROUGHOUT GREAT BRIT· OF THE PRISON SYSTEM WILL COME ABOUT ONLY AFTER A PLACE OF PHYSICAL SAFETY ARE OFFERED THE CHILD, LOW·RISK CRIMINAL GROUPS. IT IS HYPOTHESIZED THAT AIN TO SUPPLEMENT THE PRISON MEDICAL SERVICE IS AD· RESEARCHERS UNDERSTAND THE DYNAMICS OF PRISON AND THE PARENT USUALLY RECEIVES SOME FORM OF PRE LOW INTELLIGENCE DEPRIVES A CHILD OF REWARDS FOR VANCI:D. LIFE AND THE POPULATION WITHIN IT. RELEVANT DATA VENTIVE TREATMENT TO MINIMIZE THE CHANCE OF RE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT THAT TEND TO REINFORCE CON· MUST BE ACQUIRED USING METHODS OF BOTH MEDICINE PEATED CHILD ABUSE. NEITHER OF THESE MEASURES FORMITY TO THE EXPECTATIONS OF AUTHORITY FIGURES. Suppll~mental Notes: PAPER PRESENTED AT AN INTEFj·DISCIPLlNARY INAUGURAL SYMPOSIUM ON VIOLENCE AND SOCIOLOGY. PURE SOCIOLOGY DOES NOT ALLOW FOR BRINGS ABOUT A POSITIVE EFFECT ON THE PARENT·CHILD TABLES SHOWING TESTING RESULTS ARE INCLUDED. FOR HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM (ENGLAND), ANALYSIS OF INTERVENING VARIABLES TO CONNECT COR· RELATIONSHIP, HOWEVER, AND THE CHILD'S PSYCHOLOGI RELATED P/IPERS, SEr NCJ 47293·47296. (RCB) MARCH 28TH AND 29TH, 1974. RELATIONS OF SOCIAL PARAMETERS AND INDIVIDUAL BE· CAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL WOUNDS ME NOT GIVEN AT SponsorIng Agency: 10RTHEASTERN FAMILY INSTITUTE, HAVIOR AND PURELY MEDICAL DATA DO NOT PERMIT THE TENTION. PRESCRIBED SEPARATION FROM THE PARENT INC, 15A SEWALL STRE.cT, MARBLEHEAD, MA 01945. 131. PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND CRIMINALITY. By V. SIO· LINKING OF PERCEIVED ORGANIC DISORDERS TO THE ADDS TO THE EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS ALREADY PRESENT IN MOPOULOS. PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS, BOX 9229, MIS· CAUSE OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR. RESPONSIBLE SOCIOBIO· THE ABUSED CHILD AND INTRODUCES YET ANOTHER COM 129. PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF IMPRISONMENT. By J. GUNN, SOULA, MT 59807. PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS, V 42, N 2 LOGY EXAMINES EVIDENCE OF GENETIC HERITAGE. CHRO· PLICATING FACTOR INTO AN ALREADY TENUOUS (APRIL 1978), P 559·562. NCJ·58167 G. ROBERTSON, S. DELL, and C. WAY. ACADEMIC PRESS MOSOME DEVELOPMENT, NUTRITION, DRUG USE, AND PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP. WHEN THE CHILD IS RE LTD, 24·28 OVAL ROAD, LONDON NW1, ENGLAND. 318 p. THE RELATION BETWEEN MENTAL ILLNESS AND CRIMINAL FAMILY EXPERIENCES, USING A SERIES OF APPROACHES, TURNED HOME, THE ABNORMAL PARENT BEHAVIORS MAY 1978. NCJ·57353 BEHAVIOR WAS ASSESSED IN THIS STUDY OF OFFENSE TECHNIQUES, AND CONCEPTS WHICH ALLOW FOR MEA REMAIN BASICALLY UNCHANGED AND POSE PSYCHOLOGI IN EXAMINING THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF PRISON PSYCHIA· TYPES AND PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSES INVOLVING 451 SUREMENT AND IDENTIFICATION OF A VARIETY OF SOCIAL, CAL AND POSSIBLY PHYSICAL DANGER FOR THE CHILD. TRY AS PRACTICED IN BRITAIN, THIS STUDY FOCUSES ON MALES REFERRED TO THE ILLINOIS STATE PSYCHIATRIC IN· PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL FACTORS AND THEIR IN TREATMENT FOR ABUSIVE FAMILIES MUST BE REASSESSED THE TREATMENT METHODS USED IN THE GRENDON PSYCHI· STITUTE. SUBJECTS IN THE STUDY WERE REFERRED TO TERRELATIONSHIPS. (TWK.l TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE EFFECTS OF INFLlCTE!) PHYSI ATRIC PRISON AND THEIR RESULTS AS COMPARED WITH THE FORENSIC UNIT OF THE INSTITUTE FROM THE COOK CAL TRAUMA AND THE EFFECTS OF THE ABUSIVE ENVIRON THOSE USED AT WORMWOOD SCRUBS. THE STUDY BEGINS COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT OF ILLINOIS BETWEEN 1974 AND 133. PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL VULNERABILITIES TO DELINQUENCY. MENT IN ORDER TO BEST MEET THE NEEDS OF THE WITH A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF BRITISH PRISON PSYCHIA· 1976. THEY HAD BEEN INDICTED ON VARIOUS FELONY D. O. LEWIS, Ed. YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 92A YALE STA ABUSED CHILD. PHYSICAL TRAUMA MAY RESULT IN VARY· CHARGES AND FOUND UNFIT TO STAND TRIAL. THE FORMAL TION, NEW HAVEN, CT 06520. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ING DEGREES OF BRAIN DAMAGE, WHICH RENDERS THE TRY AND MEDICINE, HIGHLIGHTING SUCH SIGNIFICANT ACADEMY OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY, V 17, N 2, SPECIAL PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS OF THE PATIENTS, RELEVANT DE· CHILD LESS ABLE TO MEET PARENTAL EXPECTATIONS SO EVENTS AS THE GLADSTONE COMMIITEF. RECOMMENDA· ISSUE (SPRING 1978). NCJ·50348 MOGRAPHIC DATA, AND THEIR INDEX CRIMES WERE RE· CRUCIALLY RELATED TO ABUSE AND MAY GIVE RISE TO AD TIONS THAT PRISONERS BE GIVEN TREATMENT, THE RE· THIS EDITION OF THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADE CORDED. WHEN POSSIBLE, RECORDS OF PREVIOUS PSYCHI· DITIONAL VIOLENCE. THE SERIOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSE MOVAL OF MENTAL DEFECTIVES FROM THE PRISON SYSTEM MY OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY IS DEVOTED TO PSYCHOLOGICAL ATRIC HOSPITALIZATIONS WERE OBTAINED. MOST PATIENTS QUENCES OF BEING REARED IN AN ABUSIVE ENVIRONMENT, IN THE EARLY 1900'S, THE BEGINNINGS OF PSYCHOTHERA· AND BIOLOGICAL FACTORS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE WERE YOUNG, BLACK, OF LOW EDUCATION, AND UNMAR· OFTEN CHARACTERIZED BY ELEMENTS OF DEPRIVATION, PY, A"lD POST SECOND WORLD WAR DEVELOPMENTS. IN OF DELINQUENCY. ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN CHILDHOOD IS RIED, WI1H A HISTORY OF PREVIOUS ARRESTS AND CON· NEGLECT, PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTURBANCE IN PARENTS, THE 1930'S, DR. W.H. DE HUBERT CARRIED ON A 4·YEAR IN· ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT PREDICTORS OF SERIOUS VICTIONS. ABOUT HALF HAD PREVIOUS PSYCHIATRIC HOSPI· SEXUAL ABUSE, UNDERNUTRITION, OR OTHER FORMS OF VESTIGATION INTO PSYCHIATRIC AND PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. THE PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL EXPLORA· TALIZATIONS. INQUIRY INTO THEIR FAMILY HISTORIES UNSTABLE FAMILY FUNCTION, CAUSE THE CHILD TO DEVEL TREATMENT OF PRISONERS AND ISSUED THE EAST·HUBERT TION OF CHILDHOOD DEVIANCE COMES AFTER A LONG SHOWED THAT MOST CAME FROM BROKEN HOMES AND OP ADAPTING MECHANISMS FOR SURVIVAL. THESE INCLUDE REPORT WITH FULL CASE HISTORIES OF PATIENTS AND PERIOD OF TIME WHEN PSYCHOANALYTICAL AND SOCIAL LIVED IN CONDITIONS OF POVERTY. RESOURCES TO VIO· HYPERVIGILANCE, IN WHICH THE CHILD BECOMES A RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PSYCHI· THEORIES DOMINATED THE FIELD OF DELINQUENCY. WAYS LENCE AS A MEANS OF OBTAINING MONEY OR SOLVING IN· 'WATCHER' OR ACUTELY SENSITIVE OBSERVER IN ORDER ATRIC PRISONS. THE GRENDON PSYCHIATRIC PRISON AT IN WHICH PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL VULNERABILITIES EXPRESS TERPERSONAL CONFLICT WAS AN EXPECTED NORM BY AT TO SATISFY ADULT DEMANDS; THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GRENDON UNDERWOOD, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, WAS BUlL T'IN THEMSELVES DEPEND ON THE SOCIAL AND FAMILIAL CON LEAST A PORTION OF THEIR SOCIAL MILIEU. THE MOST 'CHAMELEON NATURE' FOR CHANGING BEHAVIOR IN AC 1962 IN RESPONSE TO THIS REPORT. ITS PURPOSE WAS TO TEXT IN WHICH THEY OCCUR. SOCIAL AND FAMILIAL FAC COMMON PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS WAS SCHIZOPHRENIA, CORDANCE WITH NUANCES OF THE ENVIRONMENT; THE RE INVESTIGATE AND TREAT MENTAL DISORDERS RESPONSIVE TORS, THROUGH EMOTIONAL DEPRIVATION, PHYSICAL NE ! ' STRICTION OF VARIOUS AUTONOMOUS EGO FUNCTIONS, TO TREATMENT, INVESTIGATE: OFFENDERS WHOSE OF· FOLLOWED BY PERSONALITY DISORDERS, MENTAL RETAR· GLECT, AND ACTUAL PHYSICAL ABUSE, CREATE SOME OF E.G., THROUGH INHIBITION, DENIAL OF DRIVES AND IM FENSES SUGGESTED MENTAL MORBIDITY, AND EXPLORE DATION, ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME, AND THE PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL VULNERABILITIES FREQUENTLY PULSES AND WITHDRAWAL AND AVOIDANCE; AND ROLE RE THE PROBLEM OF DEALING WITH PSYCHOPATHS. THE TYPI· MANIC·DEPRESSIVE PSYCHOSIS, THE LEADING OFFENSE ASSOCIATED WITH DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR. ARTICLES IN VERSALS BETWEEN PARENT AND CHILD, NOT ONLY TO CAL POPULATION AND REGIME AT GRENDON IS DESCRIBED; WAS ARMED ROBBERY, FOLLOWED BY HOMICIDE, BUR· CLUDED IN THE JOURNAL FOCUS ON EPIDEMIOLOGICAL KEEP THE CHILD SAFE FROM VERBAL OR PHYSICAL AnACK GROUP THERAPY IS THE BASIS,OF TREATMENT AND RELA· GLARY, RAPE, THEFT, AGGRAVATED BAITERY, AITEMPTED PERSPECTIVES RELATED TO MALADAPTATION IN CHILDREN BUT ALSO TO HELP HIM OR HER OBTAIN AnENTION AND TIONSHIPS BETWEEN STAFF AND PRISONERS ARE RELAXED. HOMICIDE, UNLAWFUL USE OF A WEAPON, AITEMPTED (NEUROLOGICAL, FAMILIAL, AND SOCIAL FACTORS), GENET APPROVAL FROM PARENTS. DELAYED DISTORTED, AND AR· THE GRENDON MODE OF TREATMENT APPEARS TO BE SUC· RAPE, ARSON, INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A MINOR, AND IC AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN ANTISOCIAL RESTED DEVELOPMENT ARE COMMON AMONG ABUSED CESSFUL; LARGE POSITIVE CHANGES WERE RECORDED IN CRIMINAL DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, SCHIZOPHRENIA BEHAVIOR, PARENTAL PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS AND BROKEN CHILDREN AS A RESULT OF INHIBITING AUTONOMOUS 48 PRISONERS' PSYCHIATRIC STATE, PERSONALITY AND AT· W,\S THE LEADING PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AMONG THE HOMES AND THEIR RELATION TO DELINQUENCY, CHILD· FUNCTIONS. THE PROFESSIONAL AITEMPTING TO TREAT AN TITUDES, AND SYMPTOMATOLOGY AFTER 2 YEARS (AS INDI· TOTAL POPULATION, AS WELL AS AMONG ACCUSED PER· HOOD BEHAVIORAL DISTURBANCES, HYPERACTIVITY AND ABUSED CHILD MUST MAKE MORE CONCERTED EFFORT TO CATED BY A VARIETY OF PSYCHIATRIC TESTS, INTERVIEWS SONS FOR ALL TYPES OF OFFENSES EXCEPT ARSON. OR. ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR, DELINQUENCY AND THE SCHIZO ~ J ELICIT UNCONSCIOUS MATERIAL IN ORDER TO BEITER I,' AND A SURVEY). IN CONTRAST, 44 PATIENTS AT WORM· GANIC BRAIN SYNDROME WAS ASSOCIATED EXCLUSIVELY PHRENIC SPECTRUM OF DISORDERS, VIOLENCE IN CHIL I' ASSESS THE CHILD'S PYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT. REF· WOOD SCRUBS WHO WERE EXPOSED TO A MORE TRADI· WITH VIOLENT CRIMES, WHEREAS MENTAL RETARDATION DREN AND ADULTS, THE SCREAMING BABY, MATERNAL AD I ERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (DAS) TIONAL MODE OF INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT WITHIN A WAS FOUND PRIMARILY AMONG PERSONS ACCUSED OF APTATION TO THE BIRTH OF A DOWN'S SYNDROME INFANT, i, NORMAL PRISON ENVIRONMENT SHOWED IMPROVEMENT IN MINOR CRIMES. SUPPORTING DATA ARE TABULATED, AND IMAGINARY COMPANIONS OF CHILDREN, STABILITY AND REFERENCES ARE CITED. (DEP) 135. PSYCHOLOGY OF AGGRBSION AND THE IMPLICATIONS I PSYCHIATRIC STATE AND SYMPTOMATOLOGY, BUT LlITLE CHANGE IN INDIVIDUAL TEMPERAMENT DIAGNOSES FROM FOA AGGRESSION CONTROL (FROM HUMAN AGGRESSION ! IMPROVEMENT IN AITITUDE. A FOLLOWUP ANALYSIS DIS· INFANCY TO EARLY CHILDHOOD, MENTAL HEALTH ASSESS· AND DANGEROUSNESS, 1978, BY D LABERGE-ALTMEJD , 132. PSYCHIATRIC STUDIES OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN PENI CUSSES THE RELEVANCE OF RECONVICTION RATES TO MENT FOR SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN, INFANT MENTAL SEE NCJ-57484). By K. E. MOYER. INSTITUT PHILIPPE I TENTIARY INMATES (FROM NEURAL BASES OF VIOLENCE BOTH THE GRENDON AND WORMWOOD SCRUBS METHODS HEALTH SERVICES, PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT OF ABUSED PINEL DE MONTREAL, 12, 333 BOULEVARD, MONTREAL, AND AGGRESSION, 1975, BY W S FIELDS AND W H SWEET QUEBEC 478, CANADA. 40 p. 1978. NCJ-57486 OF TREATMENT. THE BOOK ENDS WITH A SURVEY OF THE SEE NCJ-57520). By F. R. ERVIN. WARREN H GREEN, CHILDREN, THE ADOLESCENT RUNAWAY, AND CHILD PSY· NUMBrER OF PSYCHIA.TRIC CASES TO BE FOUND IN THE INC, 10 SOUTH BRENTWOOD BOULEVARD, ST LOUIS, MO CHIATRY. THE VARIOUS ARTICLES INCLUDE REFERENCES. A PHYSIOLOGICAL MODEL OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IS I: PRISOI~ POPULATIONS IN BRITAIN, AND AN EXPLANATION OF 63105. 10 p. 1975. NCJ.57525 (DEP) OUTLINED, ALONG WITH ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PHYS i PSYCHIATRIC DATA FROM THE SURVEY. A BIBLIOGRAPHY, THIS ARTICLE FROM THE SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES Availability: YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 92A YALE STATION, IOLOGICAL CONTROL OF HOSTILITY AND AGGRESSION. THE I INFORMATION ON RESEARCH METHODS, FINDINGS FROM OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION EXAMINES THE METHOD· NEW HAVEN, CT 06520. FIRST PREMISE OF THE MODEL HOLDS THAT THERE ARE IN· t· I , I L 40 41 I," \. '., "./ . BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOSURGERY PSYCHOPATHY CRIMINAL VIOLENCE PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS? THE lEGAL, MEDICAL, AND ETHI· TERMINING IF THE EIGHTH AMENDMENT PROSCRIBES PSY· NATELY ORGANIZED NEURAL SYSTEMS IN THE BRAINS OF PENDS ON SOME EXTERNAl.; FACTOR RATHER THAN ON A CAL ISSUES ARE EXAMINED 1~1 DETAIL APPENDIXES CON· CHOSURGERY AND CONDITIONING, THE THRESHOLD QUES· ANIMALS AND HUMANS WHICH, WHEN ACTIVE IN THE PRES· SPONTANEOUS INNER URGE. VIOLENCE TAKES A VARIETY TAIN THE 'REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE USE TION IS WHETHER THE TECHNIQUES CONSTITUTE PUNISH· ENCE OF PARTICULAR STIMULI, RESULT IN DESTRUCTIVE OF FOR MS·· lEGAL, ILLEGAL, RITUALIZED, INSTITUTIONAL· OF PSYCHOSURGERY' FROM THE NATIONAL COMMISSION MENT. PUBLIC OPINION SEEMS TO OPPOSE THESE TECH· BEHAVIOR TOWARD THOSE STIMULI. THE AGGRESSION SYS· IZED. THERE ARE ALSO QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE ON THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN SUBJECTS OF BIOMEDICAL NIQUES. COURTS SHOULD SCRUTINIZE ANY WAIVER FOR TEMS OF THE BRAIN ARE NOT ACTIVE MOST OF THE TIME, DIFFERENCES. VIOLENCE, PARTICULARLY GROUP VIOLENCE, AND BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH; THE OPINION OF THE COURT SUBTLE COERCIVE FORCES THAT MAY HAVE INFLUENCED BUT CAN BE EVOKED BY FRUSTRATION. IT FOLLOWS THEN, MAY EVEN HAVE COMnRUCTlVE ASPECTS, SUCH AS SERVo IN THE CASE OF KAIMOWITZ VS. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL DECISIONS MADE BY PRISONERS TO UNDERGO PSYCHO· THAT AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR COULD BE REDUCED BY ING AS A SIGNALING DEVICE OR A VEHICLE FOR EXPRES· HEATH; SELECTIONS FROM THE POSTTRIAL BRIEFS ON THE SURGERY OR CONDITIONING AND SHOULD ADDRESS lEGAL CHANGING THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL TO CON· SION OF GROUP IDEALS. THE CAUSES OF VIOLENCE ARE QUESTION OF lEGAllY ADEQUATE CONSENT BY ONE IN· EFFECTS OF PRISONER REFUSAL TO PARTICIPATE IN SUCH TAIN LESS FRUSTRATION AND DEPRIVATION AND POSITIVE BASICALLY INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIOECONOMIC. INDIVIDUAL \(OLUNTARllY COMMITTED TO A MENTAL FACILITY; AND CI· PROGRAMS. CASE LAW IS CITED. (DEP) REINFORCEMENT OF NONAGGRESSIVE RESPONSES OR THE CAUSES INCLUDE BOTH BIOLOGICAL FACTORS (E.G., OR· TATIONS FROM APPLICABLE COURT CASES. 140. PSYCHOSURGERY FOR THE CONTROL OF VIOLENCE-A NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT OF EXPRESSED AGGRESSION. GANIC BRAIN DISEASE, GENETIC AND HORMONAL FACTORS, Availability: WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 5980 CASS THERE IS ABUNDANT EVIDENCE THAT MAN HAS INNATE DRUG·INDUCED DISTURBANCES IN BRAIN FUNCTION) AND CRITICAL REVIEW (FROM NEURAL BASES OF VIOLENCE AVENUE, DETROIT, M148202. AND AGGRESSION, 1975, BY W S FIELDS AND W H SWEET PSYCHOGENIC FACTOI'lS (E.G., FEELINGS OF HOSTILITY, NEURAL AND ENDOCRINAL ORGANIZATIONS WHICH, WHEN SEE NCJ-57520). By P. R. BREGGIN. WARREN H GREEN, ACTIVATED, RESULT IN HOSTILE THOUGHTS AND BEHA· FEAR, AND BOREDOM). THE MOST SIGNIFICANT SOCIOECO· 139. PSYCHOSURGERY, CONDITIONING, AND THE PRISONER'S INC, 10 'SOUTH BRENTWOOD BOULEVARD, ST LOUIS, MO VIORS. HOWEVER, STUDIES SUGGEST THAT CONTROL IS NOMIC FACTOR IS POVeRTY. VIOLENCE OFTEN IS GREATEST RIGHT TO REFUSE 'REHABILITATION'. By J. J. GOBERT. 63105.2i3 p. 1975, NCJ-57526 POSSIBLE THROUGH BRAIN LESIONS, BRAIN STIMULATION, WHEN CONDITIONS SEEM TO BE IMPROVING FOR THE VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW ASSOCIATION UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN· THIS ARTICLE FROM A SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES OF IA SCHOOL OF LAW, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22901. VIRGIN· OR MANIPULATION OF THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT WITH LOWER SOCIOECONOMIC CLASSES; I.E., WHEN A DEPRIVED VIOLENCE REVIEWS THE HISTORY OF THE TECHNIQUES OF HORMONES OR DRUGS, SUCH AS ESTROGENIC SUB· GROUP BEGINS TO SENSE THAT A BETTER LIFE IS POSSIBLE IA LAW REVIEW, V 61, N 1 (FEBRUARY 1975), P 15£;·196. . : NCJ-54921 . lOBOTOMY AND AMYGDALOTOMY, AND ADVOCATES THE STANCES, TRANQUILIZERS, AMPHETAMINES, AND BENZO· AND BECOMES LESS ABLE TO TOLERATE CONDITIONS THAT CESSATION OF THEIR USE UNTil A LINK BETWEEN BRAIN THE INTRODUCTION OF PSYCHOSURGERY AND CONDITION· DIASEPINES. REFERENCES ARE PROViDED. (DAG) IT ACCEPTED PASSIVELY IN A STATE OF HOPELESSNESS. DAMAGE AND VIOLENCE IS PROVEN. THE USE OF PSYCHO· ING IN PRISONS IS EXPLORED IN RELATION TO PROCEDUR· Supplemental Noies: REPRINTED FROM CONTROL OF AG· OTHER SOCIAL FACTORS IN VIOLENCE INCLUDE RACIAL OR SURGERY TO DESTROY BRAIN TISSUE IN A PACIFYING op· AL DUE PROCESS, EIGHTH AMENDMENT AND OTHER CON· GRESSION AND VIOLENCE, COGNITIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL, ETHNIC DISCRIMINATION, THE PROLONGATION OF ADOlES· ERATION IS PERCEIVED AS TOTALITARIANISM BASED ON STITUTIONAL FACTORS, AND REHABILITATION ISSUES PER· 1971. CENCE, INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF VIOLENCE IN CULTURAL TECHNOLOGICAL INTIMIDATION. HISTORICAL INFORMATION TINENT TO INMATES. PSYCHOSURGERY IS ACCOMPLISHED PATTERNS, AND CONFLICTING IDEOLOGIES, THE REMEDIES IS PROVIDED ON THE INITIAL USES OF THE LOBOTOMY TO 136. PSYCHOPATHY-CAUSES, CORRELATES AND REHABILlTA· FOR VIOLENCE ARE IMPLICIT IN ITS MULTIPLE CAUSES. BY STEREOTACTIC TECHNIQUES TO CUT FAULTY/cIRCUIT. TION FINAL REPORT, JANUARY, 1972. By P. D. KNOTT. CONTROL VIOLENT PATIENTS, AND ANECDOTES DESCRIBE THERE IS NO SIMPLISTIC OR UNITARY ANSWER. EFFORTS ING SYSTEMS IN THE BRAIN USING TINY ELECTRODES TO 60 p. 1972. NCJ-42137 THE PASSIVE, DOCilE, AND DISORIENTED BEHAVIOR OF PA· TO ELIMINATE INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, TO DESTROY AREAS OF THE LIMBIC SYSTEM WHICH IS BE· THIS RESEARCH SEEKS TO PROVIDE SOME TEST OF MOST TIENTS AFTER THE OPERATION. THE NEWER FORMS OF lO· STRENGTHEN THE MORAL FIBER OF YOUTH, AND TO IN· L1EVED TO BE THE LOCUS OF VIOLENT DRIVES. THE SUB· OF THE MAJOR HYPOTHESES CONCERNING THE CAUSES OF BOTOMY AND PSYCHOSURGERY, SUCH AS OPERATIONS ON CREASE LAW AND ORDEI'l ARE NOT ENOUGH. TO DEAL WITH JECT OF BEHAVIORAL CONDITIONING LEARNS TO DO I':~YCHOPATHIC BEHAVIOR AMONG ADULT CRIMINALS FOR THE THALAMUS WHEN THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF BRAIN VIOLENCE ON A BROADER SCALE, SOCIETY MUST UL TI· THINGS WHICH ARE REWARDED OR ASSOCIATED WITH "REATMENT AND PREVENTION PURPOSES, PSYCHOPATHY, DAMAGE, AND AMYGDALOTOMY (PARTICULARLY POPULAR MATELY CONFRONT THE BASIC SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF UN· POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT AND TO AVOID BEHAVIOR RE· . THE MOST COMMON FORM OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPOLOGY IN EUROPE), CONDUCTED TO PACIFY VIOLENT PATIENTS, EMPLOYMENT, INADEQUATE HOUSING, POVERTY, AND SULTING IN NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT. THE PROCESS OF AMONG ADULT CRIMINAL OFFENDERS, IS CHARACTERIZED ARE AS UNSUPPORTED BY EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF THEIR RACIAL PREJUDICE, A LIST OF REFERENCES IS INCLUDED. DISCOURAGING OTHERS FROM ACTING ILLEGALLY BY PUN· BY VIOLENCE· PRONENESS AND ANTISOCIAL CONDUCT. IN BENEFITS AND DISADVANTAGES AS THE EARLY lOBOTO· (lKM) ISHING THE OFFENDER IS TERMED GENERAL DETERRENCE MIES. NO STUDIES OF THESE OPERATIONS HAVE EVER THIS STUDY, AN EXHAUSTIVE SELECTION PROCESS WAS TO DISTINGUISH IT FROM SPECIAL DETERRENCE WHICH RE· BEEN DONE USiNG A CONTROL GROUP. A BOOK WRITTEN UTILIZED IN WHICH A LARGE NUMBER OF INMATE SUBJECTS 138. PSYCHOSURGERY AND 'rHE MEDICAL CONTROL OF VIO· LATES TO THE ANTICIPATED EFFECT OF SANCTIONS ON THE BY TWO PSYCHOSURGEONS WHO ADVOCATE WIDE-SCAlE IN THE COLORADO STATE PRISON WERE EXPOSED TO LENCE AUTONOMY ANDI DEVIANCE. By S. I. SHUMAN. . INDIVIDUAL PUNISHED. PSYCHO~!JRGERY :;"ND CONDITION· SCREENING AND TREATMENT FOR BRAIN DAMAGE PRE THREE PSYCHOMETRIC TOOLS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED IN 361 p. 1977. NCJ-43313 ING SERVE SPECIAL DETERRENCE AND REHABILITATION SENTS VIRTUAllY NO EVIDENCE THAT VIOLENCE IS CON· PREVIOUS STUDIES TO ASCERTAIN PSYCHOPATHY. SUB· USING THE INTERNATIONALLY REPORTED DETRO;T CASE, MORE THAN RESTRA.INT,RETRIBUTlON, OR GENERAL DE· NECTED TO BRAIN DAMAGE, NO REVIEW OF RESEARCH ON JECTS WHO MET ALL THREE CRITERIA WERE SPLIT INTO EX· KAIMOWITZ VS. DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH, AS A TERRENCE. AN INTENDED OBJECTIVE OF PSYCHOSURGERY AMYGDALOTOMY, AND NO DISCUSSION. OF PSYCHOSUR·. PERIMENTAL GROUPS. PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS, PHYSIO· FOLINDATION, THE LEGAl:., MEDICAL, SOCIAL, AND ETHICAL AND CONDITIONING PROGRAMS, HOWEVER, IS NOT GENER· GERY IN GENERAL. THIS TREND TOWARDS PSYCHOSUR· LOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL MEASURES, TESTOSTERONE ISSUES OF PSYCHOSURGERY ARE EXAMINED. CONTEMPO· AL DETERRE~lCE. THESE PROGRAMS ARE DESIGNED TO GERY, IT IS CONCLUDED, MAKES ALL CITIZENS POTENTIAL HORMONE CONFIGURATIONS AND CHROMOSOMAL TESTS RARY CONCERN ABOUT PSYCHOSURGERY HAS BEEN PRE· .j PROMOTE GOVERNMENT INTERESTS IN REHABILITATION VICTIMS OF ONE LARGE THERAPEUTIC STATE DOMINATED jl WERE OBT A/NED ON EACH SUBJECT. HIGHER THAN USUAL CIPITATED BY MARK AND ERVIN'S BOOK, 'VIOLENCE AND AND SPECIAL DETERRENCE; BY CHANGING THOUGHTS AND BY TECHNOLOGY. REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. (TWK) TESTOSTERONE LEVELS, CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PERMIS· THE BRAIN' (1970) WHICH IMPLIES THAT SUCH SURGERY BEHAVIOR PATTERNS OF PRISONERS, OFFICIALS HOPE TO SIVE CHILDHOOD ENVIRONMENT AND MANIPULATIVE ABILI MAY EFFECTIVELY DIMINISH UNCONTROLLABLE CRIMINAL PREVENT THE COMMISSION OF FURTHER CRIME. PSYCHO· 141. PSYCHOSURGERY-LEGITIMATE THERAPY OR LAUNDERED TY, AND DIFFERENCES IN THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PATTERN· BEHAVIOR, THE NATIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE AWARD ACT SURGERY AND CONDITIONING, UNLESS SUPPLEMENTED BY LOBOTOMY. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE. ING BETWEEN UNDER CONTROLLED AND OVERCONTROL LED OF 1974 EMPOWERED THE STUDY OF THE USE OF PSYCHO· OTHER PROGRAMS BASED ON AcHIEVING GOALS OF GEN· MENT OF SCIENCE, 1515 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, NW, SUBJECTS WERE FOUND IN THE INMATES STUDIED .... MSP SURGERY IN THE UNITED STATES OVER THE PERIOD ERAL DETERRENCE AND RETRIBUTION, WILL NOT SATISFY . WASHINGTON, DC 20005. SCIENCE, V 179, N 4078 Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE lEAA NA· 1970·1975, WHilE AN OREGON STATUTE (1971) REGULATES FUNCTIONS OF PUNISHMENT. THEY ARE NOT DEPENDENT .(MARCH 1973),P 1109·1112.' .NCJ·09425 TIONAl INSTITUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL SURGERY DESIGNED TO 'IRREVERSIBLY LESION OR DE· ON INMATE COOPERATION, AND THEIR CONSTITUTIONALITY IMPLICATIONS OF CURRENT AND PROPOSED EXPERIMENTAL . JUSTICE, 633 INDIANA AVENUE NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20531. STROY BRAIN TISSUE FOR THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF Al· ) IS QUESTIONABLE: GIVEN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT~ ASSER· PSYCHOSURGERY FOR BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION AND CON· Availabflfty: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO· TERING THE THOUGHTS, EMOTIONS, OR BEHAVIOR OF A i TABLE BY PRISONERS, PSYCHOSURGERY AND CONDITION· TROl O'F VIOLENCE·PRODUCING BRAIN DISORDERS. PSY· FICHE PROGRAM. HUMAN BEING.' SEVERAL CONGRESSIONAL BilLS HAVE i ING PROGRAMS ARE VULNERABLE TO. ATTACK ON SEVERAL CHOSURGERY IS PERFORMED TO RELIEVE INTRACTABLE BEEN PROPOSED WHICH WOULD REGULATE SUCH SUR· ·i GROUNDS: (1) SCIENTIFIC VALIDITY OF THEORIES ON WHICH PAIN, SELF· INDUCED STARVATION, AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC 137. PSYCHOSOCIAL ROOTS OF VIOLENCE (FROM VIOLENCE ILLNESSES SUCH AS DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY, AND TO AND RESPONSIBILITY, 1978, BY ROBERT L SADOfF-SEE GERY ON THE NATIONAL LE:VEL;ALL THIS lEGISLATION SPE· PROGRAMS ARE BASED; (2) EXISTENCE OF FAIR PROCE· CURB PSYCHOMOTOR EFFECTS OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE NCJ-53974). By J. MARMOR. SPECTRUM PUBLICATIONS, CIFICAlLY EXEMPTS SURGICAL PROCEDURES UNDERTAKEN DURES FOR SELECTING PRISONERS TO PARTICIPATE IN INC, 75·31 192ND STREET, FLUSHING, NY 11366. 10 p. TO CURE WELl·DEFINED DISEASE STATES, YET BRAIN PROGRAMS AND POTENTIAL DUE PROCESS, EQUAL PRO· AND EPILEPSY. HOWEVER, THE PROPER PARAMETERS OF 1978. NCJ-53975 TUMOR, EPILEPSY, AND OTHER RECOGNIZED DISEASES TECTION, AND CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT CLAUSE PSYCHOSURGERY AS A TOOL FOR BEHAVIOR CONTROL, AN OVERVIEW OF THE NATURE, CAUSES, AND CONTROL OF ALSO AFFECT 'THOUGHTS, EMOTIONS, AND BEHAVIOR.' VIOLATIONS; AND (3) COMPETING INTERESTS AT STAKE, AND THE CONNECTION BETWEEN VIOLENCE AND BRAIN DIS· VIOLENCE IS PRESENTED. VIOLENCE IS A SPECIFIC FORM OF SURGERY TO CORRECT THESE PROBLEMS CAN INCUR THE SUCH AS FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS AND THE RIGHT TO ORDERS ARE STilL UNDER MUCH·NEEDED STUDY. NIMH FORCE THAT INVOLVES THE EFFORT TO DESTROY OR SAME RISKS AS PURELY PSYCHOSOCIAL SURGERY. THE PRIVACY. PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS SAFEGUARDS ARE AND THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR NEUROLOGICAL DIS· INJURE SOMETHING PERCEIVED AS AN ACTUAL, POTENTIAL, QUESTION IS ACTUALLY MUCH BROADER THAN DESTRUC· ESSENTIAL WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF RESTRAINT AND SPE· EASES AND STROKE ARE PREPARING RECOMMENDATIONS OR SYMBOLIC SOURCE OF FRUSTRATION OR DANGER. NOT TION OF BITS OF BRAIN TIBSUE. WITH THE RAPID RISE OF CIAL DETERRENCE THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT AND PRISON ON FUTURE BRAIN RESEARCH PRIORITIES, lEAA GRANTED All AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IS VIOLENT. VIOLENCE IMPLIES TECHNOLOGIES FOR GENETIC SURGERY, g,~iB PSYCHO· REHABILITATION PROGRAMS, SINCE MOST PROGRAMS (IN· FUNDS TO THE NEURO RESEARCH FOUNDAT!ON TO TEST THAT THE AGGRESSIVE ACTION IS CLEARLY DESTRUCTIVE THERAPY, DRUG THERAPY, AND BEHAVIOR ·/HERAPY THE CLUDING PSYCHOSURGERY AND CONDITIONING) PROCEED PROCEDURES FOR SCREENING HABITUALLY VIOLENT MALE IN ITS INTENT. THERE IS NO SOUND EVIDENCE FOR A SPON· BASIC QUESTION IS: 'SHOULD A PERSON'SI'iNVIRONMENT ; .'ON THE IMPLICIT BUT USUALLY UNSTATED ASSUMPTION PRISON INMATES FOR BRAIN DAMAGE AND POSSIBLE COR· TANEOUS AGGRESSIVE INSTINCT IN HUMAN BEINGS. LIKE BE MANIPULATED TO ELIMINATE WHAT SOClfi.'iY DECIDES IS THAT RECIDIVISM WILL OCCUR. THE DANGER OF DISCRIMI· RECTIVE PSYCHOSURGERY. EXPERIMENTAL SURGERY AP OTHER MAMMALS, HUMANS ARE BORN WITH THE CAPACITY UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR?' THE THEORY OF INFORMED NATORY OR CAPRICIOUS ACTION FURTHER STRENGTHENS PROVED FOR A SEXUAL CRIMINAL PSYCHOPATH PROVOKED FOR AGGRESSIVE AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, BUT WHETHER CONSENT IS APPEALING, BUT HOW INFORMED AND HOW THE ARGUMENT FOR PROCEDURAL SAFEGUARDS. IN DE· QUESTIONS ON INFORMED CONSENT AND SURGERY ON IN· THIS CAPACITY FINDS EXPRESSION ALMOST ALWAYS DE· VOLUNTARY IS THE CONSENT USUALLY OBTAINED FROM 43 42 'i;-. , RAGE CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL SADISM VOLUNTARILY INSTITUTIONALIZED PATIENTS, AND IS NOW 144. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CANNABIS AND VIOLENCE-A LENCE. SEXUAL ASSAULT TOPICS INCLUo'E EVALUATION ACTS OF VIOLENCE AND THE NATURE OF VIOLENT BEHAV BEING LITIGATED. THE OVERRIDING LEGAL QUESTIONS IN REVIEW. By E. L. ABEL. AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL AS AND TREATMENT TECHNIQUES FOR RAPISTS, VICTIMOLOGY, IOR. LIMITATIONS OF THE METHODOLOGY ARE DISCUSSED. SOCIATION, 1200 17TH STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC VOLVE THREAT OF ENCROACHMENT UPON INDIVIDUAL CRISIS INTERVENTION FOR RAPE VICTIMS, CHILD MOLEST REFERENCES AND STUDY DATA ARE PROVIDED. (DAG) 20036. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, V 84, N 2 (MARCH FREEDOMS. ' ERS, AND DIAGNOSTIC MEASUREMENTS CURRENTLY IN USE 1977), P 193-211. NCJ·52817 FOR DIFFERENTIATING THE RAPIST FROM THE NON RAPIST 1411. REVIEW OF CURRENT RESEARCH (FROM BRAIN DYSFUNC 142. RAGE, HATE, ASSAULT AND OTHER FORMS OF VIOLENCE. THIS ARTICLE CRITICALLY EXAMINES EVIDENCE DEALING FROM A PHYSIOLOGIC STANDPOINT. REFERENCES, APPEN TION IN AGGRESSIVE CRIMINALS, 1978, BY RUSSEI.L R D. J. MADDEN and J. R. LION, Eds. SPECTRUM PUBLICA WITH THE ALLEGED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CANNABIS MONROE-SEE NCJ-53119). By R. R. MONROE and J. R. DIXES, AND SOME STA'fISTICAL TABULAR DATA PROVIDED. TIONS, INC, 75-31 192ND STREET, FLUSHING, NY 11366. (MARIHUANA) AND VIOLENCE AND CONSIDERS SOME OF LION. HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, (LWM) 265 p. 1976. NCJ-38825 THE VARIABLES THAT ARE INVOLVED IN SUCH AN ASSESS LEXINGTON, MA 02173. 45 p. 1978. NCJ-53121 Supplemental Notes: 95TH CONGRESS, 2ND SESSION. A COLLECTION OF 13 ARTICLES WHICH PRESENT AN OVER MENT. FOUR DIFFERENT KINDS OF RELATIONSHIPS BE THIS PAPER UPDATES THROUGH 1977 MONROE'S 1970 VIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON EXISTING FORMS OF VIO TWEEN MARIHUANA AND VIOLENCE HAVE BEEN PROPOSED: MONOGRAPH 'EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DISORDER,' WHICH 146. RESEARCH ON VIOLENCE. By D. J. WEST, P. WILES, and C. LENCE, CAUSE~ OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION, AND (1) MARIHUANA IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF AGGRESSION, AS RE STANWOOD. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE OF REVIEWS AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LITERATURE AND t:STAB TREATMENT OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. THE CONTRIBUTORS fLECTED IN THE NUMBER OF CRIMES OF VIOLENCE ASSOCI CRIMINOLOGY, 7 WEST ROAD, CAMBRIDGE CB3 9DT, ENG LlSHES CRITERIA TO DISCRIMINATE BETWEEf\J EPILEPTOID TO THIS BOOK MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE READER KNOWL ATED WITH THE DRUG; (2) AN UNDERLYING PREDISPOSITION LAND. 1241 p. NCJ·16313 AND MOTIVATED DISORDER. IN ADDITION TO ESTABLISHING, EDGE OF THE CURRENT LITERATURE IN THE AREA OF VIO TOWARD VIOLENCE MAY BE PRECIPITATED BY THE DRUG; RESEARCH IN CRIMINAL VIOLENCE WITH OVER 2,000 CITA AT A DESCRIPTIVE, NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC, AND PSYCHODYN LENCE FROM THE DISCIPLINES OF PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHOLO (3) SOME PSYCHOPATHIC OR SOCIOPATHIC INDIVIDUALS TIONS. THE CITATIONS ARE GROUPED UNDER SUBJECT AMIC LEVEL, CHARACTERISTICS DISTINGUISHING PATIENTS GY, PENOLOGY, AND SOCIOLOGY. AMONG THE SUBJECTS ARE MORE LIKELY TO USE VARIOUS DRUGS, AMONG THEM HEADINGS WHICH INCLUDE GENERAL SURVEYS AND STATIEI WHOSE EPISODIC DISORDER IS PREDOMINATELY EPILEP· INCLUDED ARE BIOLOGICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL AP MARIHUANA, BUT THERE IS NO CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BE TICS, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, SOCIAL THEORIES, PSYCHOLOGI· TOlD FROM THOSE WHOSE DISORDER IS PREDOMINATELY PROACHES TO VIOLENCE, VIOLENCE IN THE FAMILY, PRE TWEEN THEIR BEHAVIOR AND DRUG USE; AND (4) MARIHUA CAL THEORIES, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH. ALSO IN MOTIVATED, MONROE ALSO DESCRIBES SPECIFIC PHARMA DICTION OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR AND TREATMENT OF VIO NA DOES NOT INCITE VIOLENCE BUT RATHER ACTS TO CLUDED ARE BIOLOGICAL FACTORS, ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, COLOGIC REGIMENS AND PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TECH LENCE AND AGGRESSION. REDUCE THE LIKELIHOOD OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR OCCUR CHILD AND FAMILY, SOCIAL CONTROL, ASSESSMENT OF VIO NIQUES FOR TREATING PATIENTS WITH SUCH BEHAVIOR Availability: HALSTED PRESS, 605 THIRD AVENUE, NEW RING IN INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LENT INDIVIDUALS, MENTAL ILLNESS AND TREATMENT. DISORDERS. ADDING MATERIALS THROUGH 1977, IN ADDI YORK, NY 10016. THE DRUG. THE REVIEW OF EVIDENCE ENCOMPASSES HOMICIDE AND VIOLENT DEATH, SEXUAL VIOLENCE, DRUGi TION TO A FEW SIGNIFICANT PRE·1970 PAPERS NOT INCLUD· MYTHOLOGICAL AND ETYMOLOGICAL STUDIES, RETROSPEC ABUSE, YOUTH AND VIOLENCE, MASS MEDIA, POLITICAL AS· ED IN THE ORIGINAL MONOGRAPH, THIS PAPER INCLUDES 143. RELATION OF CRIME TO NUTRITION. By HOFFER A. PA- AN EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE THAT THE CONCEPT OF CIFIC NORTHWEST HlIMANIST PUBLICATIONS, POBOX 157, TIVE CASE STUDIES, ASSOCIATIONAL STUDIES, CRIME CATA PECTS AND RACE ARE COVERED AS WELL. EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS HAS HAD ON THE MEDI VICTORIA, BC V8W 2M6, CANADA. HUMANIST IN CANADA, LOGING, CATALOGING AND COMPARISONS, STUDIES OF THE Availability: UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE OF V 8, N 3 (AUGUST 1975), P 2-9. NCJ.57290 NONCRIMINAL POPULATION, AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES. CRIMINOLOGY, 7 WEST ROAD, CAMBRIDGE CB3 9DT, ENG CAL PROFESSION. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VIOLENCE THE NUTRITIONAL BASES OF CRIME, PARTICULARLY VITA PHARMACOLOGICAL FACTORS BASIC TO THE ISSUE OF THE LAND. AND EPISODIC DYSCONTROL IS DISCUSSED, ALONG WITH MIN DEFICIENCIES AND ALLERGIC REACTIONS TO CERTAIN EFFECT OF MARIHUANA ON AGGRESSION ARE DRUG NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC AND NEUROANATOMIC CONSIDER DOSAGE, IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED EFFECTS, DURATION OF 147. RESEAlilCH STRATEGIES FOR THE STUDY OF HUMAN VIO· ATIONS IN THE EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS, EPILEP FOODS, ARE DISCUSSED, ALONG WITH THE PROPER ROLE LENCE (FROM ISSUES IN BRAIN/BEHAVIOR CONTROL, 1976, USE, POLYDRUG USE, AND DRUG ADULTERATION. THERE IS SY AND EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS, EPISODIC BE· OF PUNISIiMENT AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT RESPONSES BY W L SMITH AND A KLING-SEE NCJ·57467). By R. HAVIORAL DISORDER WITH ABNORMAL FOR OFFENDERS. MAN LIVES IN TWO ENVIRONMENTS: A A GREAT DEAL OF EVIDENCE FROM ANIMAL AND HUMAN PLUTCHIK, C. CLIMENT, and F. ERVIN. SPECTRUM PUBLI PSYCHOSOCIAL ONE WHICH INCLUDES RELATIONSHIPS TO LITERATURE INDICATING THAT SPECIFIC NEUROLOGICAL CATIONS, INC, 75-31 192ND STREET, FLUSHING, NY 11366. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHS, ACTIVATED FAMILY, FRIENDS, THE COMMUNITY, AND SOCIETY AT MECHANISMS LYING WITHIN THE TEMPORAL LOBES AND 26 p. 1976. NCJ·57470 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY IN EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL LARGE; AND A BIOPHYSICAL ONE WHICH INCLUDES THE THE LIMBIC SYSTEM ARE INTIMATELY INVOLVED INVOLVED THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY, TESTS DISORDERS, SURGICAL STUDIES OF AGGRESSION (I.E., TEM CHEMICALS AND COMPOUNDS SURROUNDING MAN AND IN AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. IT HAS BEEN SUGGESTED THAT USED, AND THE POPULATION STUDIED ARE DESCRIBED FOR PORAL LOBOTOMY, AMYGDALOTOMY), PHARMOCOlOGIC CONSUMED BY HIM. CHANGES IN ONE'S PERCEPTION OF MARIHUANA MAY LEAD TO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR BY LOWER· TWO STUDIES, FOCUSING ON VIOLENT PERSONS AND ON TREATMENT OF EPISODIC BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS, AND THE PSYCHOSOCIAL ENVIRONMENT BROUGHT ON BY ING INHIBITIONS THAT NORMALLY RESTRAIN SUCH BEHAV. BRAIN DYSFUNCTION. THE FIRST STUDY IDENTIFIED A THE USE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. REFERENCES ARE PRO CHANGES AFFECTING THE BIOPHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT CAN lOR. THE USER'S IMMEDIATE CONDITION AT THE TIME OF GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS CONSIDERED BY THEMSELVES OR VIDED. (KBL) LEAD TO BEHAVIOR WHICH IS CRIMINAL, ALTHOUGH THE DRUG USE IS GENERALLY CONSIDERED TO AFFECT HOW HE BY THEIR COMMUNITY AS VIOLENT PERSONS AND ASSUMED 149. SADISM AND PARANOIA (FROM INTERNATIONAL TERROR· OR SHE BEHAVES IN RESPONSE TO THE DRUG. THE LITERA THAT THESE INDIVIDUALS WOULD SHOW MORE MEDICAL OFFENDER MAY SEE IT AS AN ENTIRELY APPROPRIATE RE: ISM IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD, 1978, BY MARl US LIV ACTION TO A GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCE. TWO MAIN FACTORS TURE IMPLIES THAT THE CHRONIC USE OF SUBSTANCES AND NEUROLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES THAN COMPARISON INGSTON-SEE NCJ·52737). By A. STORR. GREENWOOD UNDERLIE SUCH PERCEPTUAL CHANGES: (1) DISORDERS OF SUCH AS MARIHUANA IS NOT A DISTINCT SOCIAL PROBLEM GROUPS. A SAMPLE OF 309 INDIVIDUALS SELECTED FOR PRESS, 88 POST ROAD WEST, WESTPORT, CT 06881. 9 p. NUTRITION DUE TO A NEED FOR CERTAIN VITAMINS AND INDEPENDENT OF OTHER KINDS OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR. STUDY WAS MATCHED FOR AGE, RACE, AND SEX. THE 1978. NCJ-52748 TRACE MINERALS, AND (2) IDIOSYNCRATIC OR ALLERGIC RE REFERENCES ARE CITED. (DEP) SAMPLE WAS THEN DIVIDED INTO 11 COMPARISON GROUPS THIS ESSAY IS CONCERNED WITH AGGRESSION AND VIO ;1 ACTIONS TO FOODS AND OTHER CHEMICALS IN THE ENVI Availability: ERNEST L ABEL, RESEARCH INSTITUTE ON AL INCLUDING SELF-REFERRED VIOLENT PERSONS, MALE AND LENT AND CRUEL BEHAVIOR EXHIBITED BY PSYCHOPATHS " " 11 RONMENT. SUCH CONDiTIONS AS LOW BLOOD SUGAR (I.E., COHOLISM, 1021 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, NY 14203. FEMALE PRISONERS, MALE AND FEMALE PSYCHIATRIC HOS· WHO COMMIT VIOLENT OFFENSES OF VARIOUS KINDS, . ::1 HYPOGLYCEMIA) OR VITAMIN IMBALANCES (E.G., B3 DE PITAL OUTPATIENTS, MALE AND FEMALE COLLEGE STU· OFTEN WITH COMPLETE DISREGARD FOR THE FEELINGS OF . PENDENCE IN SCHIZOPHRENICS AND HYPERACTIVE CHIL 145. RESEARCH INTO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR-OVERVIEW AND DENTS, NEUROLOGY PATIENTS, PAIN PATIENTS, TEMPORAL VICTIMS. WHILE AGGRESSION IS AN IDENTIFIABLE PART OF )1 SEXUAL ASSAULTS-HEARINGS BEFORE THE HOUSE SUB· il DREN) CAN CAUSE DISORDERING OF THE SENSES, MINOR LOBE EPILEPTICS, AND NONTEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPTICS. A THE BEHAVIORAL REPERTOIRE OF MANY SPECIES, INCLUD COMMITTEE ON DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIF. ILLUSIONS, AND MAJOR HALLUCINATIONS WHICH MAY LEAD 'I IC PLANNING, ANALYSIS, AND COOPERATION, JANUARY SERIES OF SCALES AND TESTS WERE DEVELOPED TO ING MAN, CRUELTY SEEMS PECULIAR TO THE HUMAN SPE \' TO DEVIANT AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. BECAUSE OF THE 10'12, 1978. US CONGRESS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCI OBTAIN PERSONAL AND CLINICAL BACKGROUND, VIOLENT CIES. THE CRUEL BEHAVIOR OF HUMAN BEINGS IS TOO ~.1 l SUBTLE AND PERVASIVE NATURE OF THESE FACTORS, IT IS ENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, WASHINGTON, DC 20515. 935 p. BEHAVIOR, SEXUAL AND PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS, COMMON TO BE EXPLAINED SOLELY IN TERMS OF PSYCHI UNREALISTIC TO EXPECT A SUDDEN SOLUTION TO THE 1978. NCJ.55729 AND SEIZURE BEHAVIOR INFORMATION ON THE SUBJECTS ATRIC ABNORMALITY OR OF SPECIAL SOCIAL CONDITIONS. PROBLEM OF NUTRITION-RELATED CRIME. A FIRST STEP THE PRESENT STATE OF RESEARCH INTO VIOLENT BEHAV AND A SERIES OF PAPER AND PENCIL TESTS WERE FORMU· VIOLENT AND CRUEL BEHAVIOR IS A POTENTIAL IN NORMAL I TOWARD EFFECTIVELY TREATING SUCH OFFENDERS IOR INCLUDING SEXUAL ASSAULT IS EXPLORED THROUGH LATED TO GATHER SOME INDICES OF ORGANICITY. RE· PEOPLE. CAUSES OF ACTS COMMITTED BY AGGRESSIVE I WOULD BE TO EXAMINE CAREFULLY EVERY PERSON WHO . HOl:;SE SUBCOMMITTEE HEARINGS; RESEARCH QUESTIONS SULTS WERE ANALYZED COMPARATIVELY USING 34 VARIA· PSYCHOPATHS ARE MULTIPLE. SOME SUFFER FROM GENET .. i COMMITS A HIGH-FEAR CRIME. SUCH EXAMINATIONS AND RESULTS ARE IDf-NTIFIED, FUTURE RESEARCH RECOM BLES AND WERE STUDIED IN TERMS OF THE VARIABLES IC ABNORMALITIES. OTHERS EXHIBIT WHAT APPEARS TO BE ;,( SHOULD INVOLVE AN ORTHOMOLECULAR APPROACH (I.E., MENDED. AS PART OF AN EXTENSIVE INVESTIGATION OF WHICH ARE CORRELATED WITH VIOLENCE OR DYSCON A DELAYED MATURATION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS ONE THAT TAKES INTO ACCOUNT THE PSYCHOSOCIAL AND CRIME AND JUSTICE RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES AND TROL. FINDINGS INDICATE THAT PERSONS SELF-REFERRED SYSTEM, AS EVIDENCED BY THE PERSISTENCE OF ElEC· THE BIOPHYSICAL ENVIRON MEND WITH PARTICULAR AT ABROAD, THE SUBCOMMITTEE CONDUCTED A SERIES OF FOR VIOLENCE HAVE THE HIGHEST PAPER·AND-PENCIL TRORHYTHMS CHARACTERISTIC OF CHILDHOOD IN THE TENTION TO THE POSSIBILITY THAT SOME FORM OF BRAIN HEARINGS ON RESEARCH INTO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. TESTI TEST SCORES ON VIOLENCE AND THE HIGHEST SCORES ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM. MANY PSYCHOPATHS SHOW A DYSFUNCTION IS RESIj'ONSIBLE FOR THE OFFENDER'S CON MONY BY CRIMINOLOGISTS, PSYCHIATRISTS, REPRESENTA THE TEST OF SCHIZOPHRENIA, EPILEPTIC PATIENTS HAVE FAILURE OF SOCIALIZATION IN THAT THEY HAVE NEVER DUCT. ALTHOUGH THE CONCEPT OF PUNISHMENT WOULD TIVES OF WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS, MEDICAL PROFES THE HIGHEST SCORES ON THE MONROE DYSCONTROL FORMED TIES OF MUTUAL REGARD WITH OTHERS AND HAVE TO' BE RETAINI.:D, PUNISHMENT ALONE WOULD HAVE SIONALS, AND OTHER EXPERT WITNESSES FOCUSES ON SCALE (A POSSIBLE INDEX OF BRAIN DYSFUNCTION ASSOCI THUS LIVE IN A WORLD WHICH THEY ASSUME TO BE INDIF LITTLE EFFECT AND WOULD HAVE TO BE TEMPERED WITH THE PRACTICAL NEED TO CONCENTRATE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ATED WITH EPILEPSY), AND VARIABLES CORRELATING WITH FERENT OR HOSTILE. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE PSYCHO APPROPRIATE TREATMENT. AG;~;N, AS IN THE DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM RESOURCES 0:"1 THE RECIDIVIST V!OLENT CRIMi VIOLENCE SEEM TO INCLUDE A FAMILY HISTORY OF VIO PATH'S LACK OF CONTROL OVER IMMEDIATE IMPULSE MAY OF THE CONDITION, AN ORTIiOMOLECUI.AR APPROACH TO NAL, iHE NEED FOR MORE RESEARCH, THE GENERAL LE:NCE, A HISTORY OF MANY LIFE ADJUSTMENT PROBLEMS, BE UNDERSTOOD IN PHYSIOLOGICAL TERMS. OBEDIENCE TREATMENT WoULD PROBABLY ACHIEVE THE GREATEST STATUS OF RESEARCH INTO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, PREDIC. ACTING·OUT BEHAVIOR, AND SCHIZOID THINKING. OVERALL, INVOLVING ACTS OF VIOLENCE AND CRUELTY BY PSYCHO REDUCTION IN RECIDIVISM. A BIBLIOGRAPHY IS INCLUDED, TION OF DANGEROUS AND REPEAT OFFENDERS, AND THE THE METHODOLOGY APPEARS TO BE PROMISING FOR DE· PATHS, HOWEVER, DOES NOT EXPLAIN THE CRUELTY OF (KBL) EFFECTS OF THE SYSTEM ON THE PREVENTION OF VIO- SCRIBING BOTH THE INDIVIDUALS WHO SHOW REPEATED THOSE WHO GIVE ORDERS. THE USE OF TORTURE TO EX- 44 45 , ' ... ~,,) ,.-~~, "~~-..-~".,-, .. , ~.,,~~~ .. - I.... . ".-.-~.;.. . , ~~I_F·CONTR()L CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAl,. STRESS TRACT INFORMATION AND TO CONTROL POLITICAL DISSENT THE U.S. POPULATION AT-LARGE. THERE ARE MANY POSSI LIE BETWEEN THEM AND SUCCESS AND CONCLUDE, SOME NITIES FOR CRIME; (3) THE EFFECT OF SOCIETY (FAMILY, BY CREATING AN ATMOSPHERE OF TERROR APPEARS TO BLE REASONS FOR THIS. INCLUDING LACK OF EDUCATIONAL TIMES PRECIPIT0'.:JSl Y AND SOMETIMES AFTER CONSIDER SCHOOL, CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM CONTACTS) ON BE INCREASING THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. DISTANCE IS ACHIEVEMENT, EMPLOYMENT, SKILLS, AND ALTERNATIVE ABLE INSPECTION, THAT -(HERE ARE NO REASONABLE OB SELF-CONCEPT; AND (4) SOCIAL STRUCTURAL ORGANIZA CONDUCIVE TO CRUELTY, WHETHER DISTANCE IS MEAS FACILITIES FOR SUCH YOUTH. MANY OF THESE YOUNG JECTIVES OR REWARDS IN SOCIETY. THEY THEN RESORT TION (E.G., POWER DIFFERENTIALS IN SOCIETY AND WEAK URED IN PHYSICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL TERMS. MOST TER PEOPLE ARE FROM POOR HOMES AND CANNOT AFFORD AN TO DEFEATIST, GIVE-UP ATTITUDES AND COMPENSATORY POINTS IN SOCIETAL FUNCTIONING). SOCIOCULTURAL EX RORIST ACTS, SUCH AS THE PLANTING OF BOMBS, RE8ULT ATTORNEY. ALSO, MENTALLY RETARDED CLIENTS OFTEN FACE-SAVING TACTICS. YOUTHS MAY DIFFER IN THE RE PLANATIONS DIFFER IN FOCUS FROM BIOLOGICAL AND PSY IN HARM NOT WITNESSED BY THE TERRORIST. PSYCHO CONFESS TO CRIMES OUT OF A DESIRE TO PLEASE. CASE SOURCES THEY BR(NG TO THEIR CO,GNITIVE TASK AND IN CHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS, BUT THERE ARE OVERLAPS LOGICAL DISTANCE REFERS TO THE HUMAN TENDENCY TO STUDIES REVEALED THAT THE NUMBER OF PERSONS WITH THE CONTEXT WITHIN WHICH THEY MUST ACCOMPLISH IT, AMONG ALL THREE PERSPECTIVES. ANALYSIS OF EACH TREAT OTHER HUMAN BEINGS AS LESS THAN HUMAN. CEREBRAL PALSY AND EPILEPSY WERE ROUGHLY CORRE BUT THE PROCESS ITSELF IS hRATIONALONE AND IT IS AT CATEGORY OF EXPLANATIONS SUGGESTS THAT PROGRESS CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES MAY INFLUENCE PEOPLE TO SPONDENT TO THE PREVALENCE OF THESE DISORDERS IN THE HEART OF VIOLENCE AMONG ADOLESCENTS. IMPLICA IS BEING MADE TOWARD ATTAINING A COMPREHENSIVE COMMIT ACTS OF CRUELTY IN ADULTHOOD. SADISM AND THE U.S. POPULATION AS A WHOLE. HOWEVER, MORE THAN TIONS OF THIS CONCEPT OF ADOLESCENT SOCIALIZATION . THEORY. THERE IS ALSO EVIDENCE OF PROGRESS TOWARD PARANOIA ORIENTATIONS ;\RE POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS OF TWO-THIRDS OF THESE WERE CHARACTERIZED AS PROB ! FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION, PUBLIC POLICY, AND THE GREATER INTERDISCIPLINARY COOPERATION. A LIST OF CRUELTY AND NEED TO BE STUDIED IN DEPTH. THERE IS AN LEM INDIVIDUALS BECAUSE OF THEIR VIOLENT OR DE SOCIAL ORDER ARE DISCUSSED, WITH REFERENCE TO RE REFERENCES IS INCLUDED. (LKM) INTIMATE RELATION BETWEEN FEELINGS OF HELPLESS STRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR. WARDENS AND OTHERS RESPOND l SEARCH DIRECTIONS AND RESEARCH NEEDS IN THE FIELD NESS AND THE PROPENSITY TO BEHAVE VIOLENTLY. VIO ING TO THE QUESTIONNAIRES COMMENTED THAT LACK OF Or: ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT. A LIST OF REFERENCES IS 154. SOME EFFECTS OF NICOTINIC AND ASCORBIC ACIDS ON LENCE IS BOTH A RESPONSE TO THREAT AND A WAY OF APPROPRIATE TREATMENT FACILITIES WAS PROBABLY A INCLUDED. (LKM) '. . THElBEHAVIOR OF INSTITUTIONALIZED JUVENILE DELIN QUENTS (FROM ECOLOGIC-BIOCHEMICAL APPROACHES TO REESTABLISHING CONFIDENCE IN ONE OWN'S POWER. TER SIGNIFICANT FACTOR. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT EXISTING Supplemental Notes,: REPRINTED FROM PERSPECTIVES IN BI TREATMENT OF DELINQUENTS .... 1978, BY L J HIPPCHEN RORISM APPEARS TO BE CONNECTED WITH FEELINGS OF FACILITIES FOR BOTH ADULT AND JUVENILE OFFENDERS OLOGY AND MEDICINE V 22, N 1 (AUGUST H178)-EARLIER SEE NCJ-50444). BV M. E. WARE. VAN NOSTRAND REIN HELPLESSNESS IN THAT IT TENDS TO BE INITIATED BY WITH DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS ARE INADEQUATE, THAT VERSION WAS PRESENTED AT THE LETHAL ASPECTS OF HOLD, 135 WEST 50TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10020. 26 PEOPLE WHO- BELIEVE THAT THEY HAVE NO POWER TO MANY OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED YOUTHS IN CORREC URBAN VIOLENCE, URBAN RESEARCH CENTER, UNIVERSITY p. 1978. NCJ-50452 OF WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, MAY 1977. ALTER EVENTS IN ANY OTHER WAY. NOTES ARE INCLUDED. TIONAL INSTITUTIONS SHOULD BE IN A COMMUNITY RESI THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES FINDNGS WHICH LED RE (DEP) DENTIAL FACILITY, AND THAT THE INSTITUTION POPULATION 153. SOME CONSIDER,;.)TIONS ON CONTEMPORARY EXPLANA SEARCHERS TO BELIEVE THAT MEGAVITAMIN THEORY SUFFERING DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS IS LARGE TIONS OF CRIME (FROM, CRIME AND. THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE MIGHT BENEFIT DELINQUENT YOUTHS. DETAILS ARE PRE 150_ SELF-CONTROL AND INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE-A ENOUGH TO MERIT MORE ATTENTION. TABLES SUMMARIZE PROCESS. 1978, BY JAMES A INCIARDI AND KENNETH C SENTED OF A PILOT STUDY OF 45 BOYS IN A VIRGINIA STUDY OF SCOTTISH ADOLESCENT MALE SEVERE OFFEND SURVEY DATA. APPENDED MATERIALS INCLUDE AN OVER HAAS-SEE NCJ-53277). BV A. E. POTTIEGER. KENDALL STATE INSTITUTION. THE VIRGINIA STUDY WAS INSPIRED BY ERS. BV M. L RAWLINGS. SAGE PUBLICATIONS, INC, 275 VIEW OF SIMILAR SURVEYS IN OTHER STATES, A LIST OF HUNT PUBLICATIONS, 2460 KERPER BOULEVARD, DUBUQUE, THE WORK OF HOFFER AND OSMOND WITH SCHIZOPHRENIC SOUTH BEVERLY DRIVE, BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90212. CRIMI IA. 520()1. 27 p. . 1978: ' NCJ-53282 NOLOGY, V 11, N 1 (MAY 1973), P 23-45. NCJ-10556 COMMENTS RECEIVED AS A RESULT OF THE OHIO SURVEY, CHILDREN WHICH SUGGESTED THAT CHILDREN WITH SUB CONTEMPORAFlY BIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SO COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL VARIANCE AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS RELATING TO THE DE NORMAL LEVELS OF ASCORBIC ACID (VITAMIN C) AND NIA CIOCULTURAL EXPLANATIONS OF CRIME ARE REVIEWED BETWEEN ASSAULTIVE AND NON-ASSAULTIVE MALE ADO VELOPMENTALLY DISABLED OFFENDER. CINAMID (VITAMIN B-3) SUFFERED PERCEPTUAL DISTORTION AND ASSESSED, WITH A VIEW TO EVALUATING PROGRESS LESCENT OFFENDERS, TESTING HYPOTHESES OF Sponsoring Agencies: OHIO ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE DI AND INDULGED IN VIOLENT, ACTING-OUT BEHAVIOR. THE VISION DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DE TOWARD ESTABLISHING A UNIFIED THEORY OF CRIME. THE OVER-CONTROL AND IMPULSIVITY. PERSONAl.lTY QUES URINE ANALYSES ON THESE CHILDREN, THE DEVELOPMENT VELOPMENT, 30 EAST BROAD STREET, 26TH FLOOR, COLUM IDEA BEHIND BIOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS IS THAT AN INDI TIONNAIRES, PERCEPTUAL MOTOR TESTS, AND SURVEYS OF OF A DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENT, AND THEORiES RESULTING BUS, OH 43215; OHIO DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH VIDUAL'S PHYSIOLOGICAL MAKEUP, IN TERMS OF HEREDI THE SUBJECTS' PERCEPTION OF THEIR PARENTS FROM THE HOFFER AND OSMOND STUDY ON CHEMICAL AND MENTAL RETARDATION, STATE OFFICE BUILDING, 30 TARY AND/OR NONHEREDITARY FACTORS, INFLUENCES CHILD-REARING BEHAVIORS WERE ADMINISTERED TO TEST CHANGES IN THE BRAIN CAUSEI) BY VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES EAST BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, OH 43215; OHIO YOUTH THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE, WHICH MAY PUSH THE INDI HYPOTHESES CONCERNING SELF-CONTROL, POTENTIAL ARE REVIEWED IN DETAIL. ISOLATION OF THE MALVARIAN COMMISSION, 35 EAST GAY STREET, COLUMBUS, OH 43215. VIDUAL TOWARD CRIME ANDIOR FAIL TO PULL THE INDIVID NEUROLOGICAL DYSFUNCTION, AND PERCEIVED PARENTAL FACTOR, A MAUVE SPOT IN THE URINE, WAS USED BY Avallabllltv: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO UAL AWAY FROM CRIME. EVIDENCE IS TENTATIVE, BUT IT IS CONTROL. THE RESULTS DID NOT SUPPORT THE HYPOTH FICHE PROGRAM. HOFFER, MAHON, O'REILLY, AND OTHERS. IN WIDESPREAD REASONABLE TO BELIEVE THAT, WHERE BIOLOGICAL FAC ESIZED PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES AMONG THE OFFEND SCREENINGS OF MENTAL PATIENTS, INCARCERATED i, TORS CAN BE LINKED TO CRIME, THEY OPERATE ONLY ER GROUPS, AND SUGGESTED THAT ASSAULT AND HOSTIL 152. SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF ADOLESCENCE-TOWARD ADULTS, AND JUVENILE DELINQUENTS. THEY FOUND THAT THROU(3H INTERACTION WITH PSY,CHOLOGICAL AND SOCIO ITY AND EVEN MILD AGGRESSION MAY NOT BE PART OF AN EXPLANATION FOR INCREASING RATES Of VIOLENCE IN I PERSONS DISPLAYING THE MAlVARIAN FACTOR ALSO 1 CULTURAL .FACTORS; PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS,. THE SAME VARIABLE. THE MEASURES IN THIS STUDY MAY YOUTH (FROM LETHAL ASPECTS OF URBAN VIOLENCE, SHOWED PERCEPTUAL ABNORMALITIES AND ACTING-OUT 1979. BY HAROLD M ROSE-SEE NCJ-54970). BV F. EARLS. i WHICH FOCUS ON MENTAL PROCESSES AND PERSONALITY, BE CAUTIOUSLY USED TO SUGGEST THAT THE INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR. SUCH FINDINGS SUGGESTED THAT LARGE HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, LEXING POSIT FOUR CAUSAL MECHANISMS FOR CRIME: (1) RARE IN EXTREME ASSAULTERS' BEHAVIOR IS A SITUATIONAL REAC ,DOSES OF VITAMINS C AND B-3 MIGHT HAVE POSITtVE TON, MA 02173. 17 p. 1979. NCJ-54972 STANCES IN WHICH A POWERfUL IMPULSE COMPELS AN IN TION AND THE GROUP EXTREME ASSAULTERS' RESPONSE BENEFITS IN TREATING BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS. THE ViR THE VIEW THAT ADOLESCENTS ARE HELPING TO CON DIVIDL/AL TO. COMMIT A PARTICULAR CRIME; (2) MORE GEN IS A SOCIAL REACTION, POSSIBLY AS A PART OF A SUBCUL GINIA STUDY SCREENED 100 DELINQUENT BOYS, AGED j STRUCT A SOCIETY IN WHICH VIOLENCE IS A NORMATIVE ERALIZED TENDENCIES PUSHING AN INDIVIDUAL TOWARD TURE OF VIOLENCE. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED) 16-18, AT THE BEAUMONT, VIRGINIA, SCHOOL FOR BOYS EXPERIENCE IS CONSIDERED IN AN EXPLORATION OF THE UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR, SOMETIME&,INCLUDING CRIME; (3) THE , { AND SELECTED 60 to PARTICIPATE IN THE EXPERIMENT. <,',;/' SOCIOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE. IN CO~jTRAST TO THE PHYS EFfEOTS OF LEARNING (CAPACITY FOR IT, CONTENT, THOR- . 151. SERVICES FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED DELlN· THE TREATMENT GROUP RECEIVED 1 GRAM EACH OF VITA ::1 QUENTS AND OFFENDERS. OHIO DEPARTMENT OF ICAL PHENOMENON OF PUBERTY, ADOLESCENCE IS A OUGHNESS) ON CONFORMING ANDIOR CRIMINAL BEHAV I MIN C AND OF VITAMIN B-3, THE PLACEBO GROUP RECEIVED ~f SOCIAL PHENOMENON INVOLVING THE PREPARATION OF IOR; AND (4) THE EFFECTS OF THE REACTIONS OF OTHERS " MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL RETARDATION, STATE IDENTICAL SUGAR PILLS, AND THE CONTROL GROUP RE ~: OFFICE BUILDING, 30 EAST BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, OH THE YOUNG FOR ADULT ROLES. AS IMPROVEMENTS IN IN DETERMINING FUTURE PERSONALlTY.,CHARACTERISTlCS j CEIVED NOTHING. OVER THE COURSE OF THE 6-WEEK 43215. 89 p. 1977. NCJ-46838 HEALTH CARE AND NUTRITION HAVE RESULTED IN EARLIER ·AND PERHAPS CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. B'ibLOGICAL AND PSY- " STUDY PERIOD 15 BOYS LEFT THE STUDY, AND THE RE PROBLEMS AND ~EE;OS THAT DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ONSET OF PUBERTY, THE DEMANDS OF INCREASINGLY 'CHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS HAVE A GOOD DEAL IN I MAINING4SBOYS HAD THEIR BEHAVIOR EVALUATED BY DELINQUENTS AND OFFENDERS ENCOUNTER IN THE OHIO COMPLEX WORK ROLES HAVE LENGTHENED THE PERIOD OF COMMON, BOTH IN THE OUTLINE OF THEIR ARGUMENTS I COUNSELORS POSSESSING NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE COM SOCIAL SERVICE AND CORRECTIONAL SYSTEMS ARE RE ADOLESCENCE AND DELAYED THE MATURATION OF BEHAV AND IN THEIR THEORETICAL ENTANGLEMENT WITH EACH POSITION OF THE TREATMENT GROUPS. THOSE RECEIVING VIEWED IN A SURVEY OF SOCIAL SERVICE AND CRIMINAL IOR. THE PRODUCTS OF THIS EVOLUTION ARE BIOLOGiCAL OTHER AND WITH SOCIOCUL TURALFACTORS. THIS COM THE VITAMINS SHOWED SIGNIFICANT BEHAVIORAL IM ~ I , JUSTICE AGENCIES. A QUESTIONNAIRE (NOT INCLUDED) lY PREPARED, SOCIALLY IMMATURE PEOPLE. THERE HAVE MONALITY AUGERS WELL FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF ,A MUlTI-. ".. ' PROVEMENT, THOSE RECEIVING THE PLACEBO SHOWED A SENT TO APPROXIMATELY 400 AGENCIES IN OHIO FOUND BEEN NOTABLE INCREASES IN DEATHS FROM MOTORCYCLE DISCIPLINARY EXPLANATION. SOCIOCULTURAL EXPLANA MINOR BEHAVIORAL IMPROVEMENT, AND THE CONTROL THAT FEW ARE EQUIPPED TO HANDLE THE MENTALLY RE ACCIDENTS, HOMICIDES, AND SUICIDES' AMONG ADOLES TiONS INClUDJ:. TH!=ORIES BASED, ON CUL rURAL LEARNING GROUP DISPLAYED WORSE BEHAVIOR. AFULL-SCALE EX TARDED DELINQUENT OR THE ADULT OR JUVENILE OFFEND CENTS SINCE 1960. GENERALLY, SOME FORM OF'INTERAC (SUBCULTURE CFVIOLENcE, ANOMIE, DIFFERENTIAL ASSO- PERIMENT wAs PLANNED UTILIZING THE URINE TESTS BUT ER WITH CEREBRAL PALSY, EPILEPSY, OR OTHER DEVELOP TION AMONG BIOLOGICAL, FAMILY, AND SOCIAL FACTORS IS . CIATION); THE EFFEOT OF SOCIETY ON SE~F (CONTAINMENT COutD NOT BE CARRIED OUT BECAUSE THE STAFF PSYCHI M!:NTAl PROBLEMS. AN INDEPTH STUDY WAS CONDUCTED THOUGHT TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE VIOLENT ASPECTS AND LABELING THEORIES)i AND SoCIETAL OR ENVIRONMEN- ATRIST WAS CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY OF VITAMIN 1 OF THE FILES OF FOUR INSTITUTIONS-THE TRAINING IN· OF THIS INCREASED MORTALITY. BUT THE CRITICAL THERAPY. SUCH A FULL-SCALE ARE PROVIDED. (GLR) STITUTE OF CENTRAL OHIO, THE TRAINING CENTER FOR FACTOR IS THE POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL ORDER ~~iO~~~R~~~~~~~~~T~~N,?;~~~~~~:M~HRE~~C~~E~"~~ , YOUTH, THE BUCKEYE YOUTH, CENTER, AND SCIOTO VIL OF THE TIMES. USING THEIR NEWLY ACQUIRED COGNITIVE ENCOMPASS FOUR BASIS FACTORS:.(1) CULTURAL CON 155. STRESS AND CRIME-COLL.OQUIUM. ARLINGTON (VA), DE LAGE-TO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR SUCH SERVICES; A ABILITY, ADOLESCENTS EXAMINE THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND TENT AND ORGANiZATION (THE SPECIFIC VALUES, NORMS, CEMBER 4~5, 1978, V2-INVITED PAPERS. M. J., MOLOF, t'; SECOND SURVEY WAS CONDUCTED AT THE CUYAHOGA THE POSSIBILITIES IT HOLDS FOR THEM. THE OUTCOME OF ANO SELlEfS BEING LEARNED OR NOT LEARNED, AS WELL E!:I. MITRE CORPORATION WASHINGTON OPERATIONS, BOYS SCHOOL IN OCTOBER 1977. THE DATA INDICATE THAT THIS EXAMINATION DETERMINES THE EXTENT TO WHICH AS POTENTIAL CONFLICTS AMONG SuaCULTURES AND B~ 1820 DOLLEY MADISON BOULEVARD, MCLEAN, VA 22101. 6 PERCENT OF CLIENTS WITHIN THE OHIO YOUTH COMMIS THE ADOLESCENT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSTRUC TWEEN SUBCULTURES AND THE GENERAL CULTURE); (2) IM 179 p. 1980. NCJ-67800 SION INSTITUTIONS HAD AN INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT TION OR DESTRUCTION OF SOCIETY. MANY YOUTHS LOOK MEDIATE sOCIALSliUATIONS, SUCH AS SOCIAL SUPPORT SOLICITED PAPERS FOR A COLLOQUIUM ON STRESS AND BElOW 70 (AVERAGE 64); A 3 PERCENT FIGURE IS FOUND IN AT THE DEMANDS, COMPETITION, AND COMPLEXITY THAT FOR A PARTICULAR. BEHAVIOR OR SITUATIONAL OPPORTU- CRIME LOQKAT PSYCHOLOGICAL, ECONOMICAL, SOCIO- 46 47 ------ STUDIES CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT LOGICAL, AND RACIAL VARIABLES THAT MAY CONTRIBUTE ED, HAVE A CHANCE OF EEG ABNORMALITY. SUCH ABNOR BAD DISCHARGE GROUP WOULD CONTAIN A HIGHER ITY AND HOW MENTAL DISORDERS IMPINGE UPON IT. VAR TO STRESS AND LEAD TO CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. A STUDY MALITY IS DIRECTLY FlELATED TO DISTURBED BEHAVIOR NUMBER OF LOW AROUSAL/HIGH SENSATION:SEEKING PER- IOUS STATUTES HAVE BEEN ENACTED WHICH ADDRESS THE SETS FORTH THE ARGUMENT THAT CROWDING IS NOT GEN-. AND IS ONE OF MANY FACTORS CAUSING DEVIANCE. THE . SONS WAS BORNE OUT. APPARENTLY SUCH PATIENTS PROBLEM OF DANGEROUSNESS, SPECIFICALLY THE HABIT ERALLY STRESSFUL, THAT IT,DO~S NOT PRODUCE MENTAL COMPLETE EEG DATA SUGGEST THA: THE CAUSE OF AB FOUND THE TREATMENT PROGRAM'S STRICT REGULATIONS UAL CRIMINAL AND SEX PSYCHOPATH LAWS. THE HISTORI DISTURBANCES, AND THAT IT IS NOT A CAUSE OF CRIMINAL NORMALITIES MAY BE IN THE ACTIVATING MECHANISMS OF AGAINST VIOLENCE AND ACTING OUT 'DEAROUSING,' HAD CAL BACKGROUND AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THESE STAT BEHAVIOR. AN ANALYSIS SUGGESTS THAT THE LARGER' THE UPPER BRAIN STEM AND LIMBiC SYSTEMS, RATHER DIFFICULTY IN ADJUSTING TO THE PROGRAM, AND EITHER UTES ARE REVIEWED, AND A CRITIQUE OF THESE AND VARIABLES OF SOCIAL CLASS PLUS CONDITIONS OF SOCIAL THAN IN THE TEMPORAL CORTEX. NEUROSURQ~r;AL REMOV GAVE IN TO TEMPTATIONS TO ACT OUT OR LEFT TREAT OTHER DANGEROUS PERSON LAWS IS OFFERED. THE CHANGE SURROUNDING ETHNIC AND CULTURAL GROUPS AL OF THE CORTEX, THEREFORE, WOULD NO'{ MAKE BE MENT FOR THE MORE STIMULATING AND AUTHOR CONCLUDES THAT HOWEVER WELL INTENTIONED, MUST AFFECT THE INTRAPSYCHIC FUNCTIONING OF INDIVID HAVIOR LESS AGGRESSIVE. TABULAR DATA AND .8EFER SENSATION-GIVING LIFE IN THE STREET. THE RESULTS SUG THESE LAWS WERE INADEQUATE CONCEPTUALLY AND PRO UALS, AND SUCH RE;:SULTANT VARIABLES AS CRIME AND SO ENCES "FlE PROVIDED. (TWK) GEST THE PROBABILITY OF A PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR AT CEDURALLY. A POSTSCRIPT TO THE REPORT MAINTAINS CIOPATHY. A DISCUSSION SHQWS THAT BLACK FAMILY VIO LEAST SOME ASPECTS OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. THEY THAT THERE IS LlTILE PROSPECT OF PREDICTING THE TEMPORARY INSANITY-SOME PRACTICAL CONSIDER· LENCE IS INEXTRICABLY LINKED TO ENVIRONMENTAL 157. ALSO SUGGEST THAT THE HIGH-RISK, COMMISSION OF A VIOLENT CRIME, AND THAT NEITHER ATIONS IN A LEGAL DEFENSE. By H. LYLE JR. ACAD· STRESS FACTORS. AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP w- DELINQUENCY-PRONE, LOW AROUSAL/HIGH EMY.OF ORTHOMOLECULAR PSYCHIATRY, ·2231 BROAD STATISTICAL OR CLINICAL METHODS HAVE SO FAR BEEN BETWEEN BRAIN DYSFUNCTION AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR STREET, REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA S4P 147. SENSATION-SEEKING INDIVIDUAL, WHEN IDENTIFIED EARLY, EFFECTIVE. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED--DJM) METHODS PROFFERS BRAIN DYSFUNCTION AS AN ORGANIC DETERMI JOURNAL OF ORTHOMOLECULAR PSYCHIA TRY. V 8, N 3 MAY BE TREATED BY ENSURING THAT THE INDIVIDUAL'S HAVE SO FAR BEEN EFFECTIVE. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT NANT OF STRESS. STRATEGIES ARE PRESENTED FOR A. (3RD QUARTER 1979), P 200·212. . NCJ-60535 NEEDS FOR SENSATION ARE MET IN SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE MODIFIED--DJM) TRANSACTIONAL VIEW OF PRISON STRESS THAT HIGH LOW BLOOD SUGAR PRODUCES TEMPORARY INSANITY. THE WAYS. THUS, ALTHOUGH THE PROBLEM MAY BE BIOLOGI· LIGHTS DIFFERENTIAL INMATE VULNERABILITY TO STRESS ORTHOMOLECULAR UNDERSTANDING OF SUCH IMBAL· CAL IN ORIGIN, THE TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS ARE ENVI 160. TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS (FROM RESEARCH INTO VIO. LENT BEHAVIOR-OVERVIEW AND SEXUAL ASSAULTS, AND ASSUMES DIFFERENTIAL STRESSOR PROPERTIES (OR ANCES AND ITS APPLICATION .IN LAW ENFORCEMENT CAN .RONMENTAL. SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER RESEARCH ARE 1978-SEE NCJ·55729). By A. N. GROTH. US CONGRESS AMELIORATIVE CAPACITIES) OF PRISON SETTING.S. A SERIES OFFERED. NO TABULAR DATA ARE PROVIDED. A LIST OF AvoiD IMPRISONMENT OF THE TEMPORARILY INSANE. LIT HOUSE COMMITIEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, WASH OF THEORETICAL APPROACHES, RESEARCH MODELS AND ERATURE FROM 1930 THROUGH THE 1970'S INDICATES THE REFERENCES IS INCLUDED. (LKM) INGTON, DC 20515. 8 p. 1978. NCJ.55737 ISSUES, AND FINDINGS ARE DISCUSSED THAT DEAL WITH EFFECTS OF HYPOGL YC!:MIA ON BEHAVIOR. THE FOLLOW Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCA TYPES OF TREATMENT OR REHABILITATIVE EFFORTS BEING TION, AND WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE, CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AS RELATED TO ECONOMIC CHANGE ING OFFENSES ARE REPORTED TO HAVE OCCURRED USED FOR THE CONVICTED RAPIST OR CHILD MOLESTER 5600 FISHERS LANE, ROCKVILLE, MD 20857. AND STRESS. A QUANTITATIVE MEtHOD IS USED TO ASSESS DURING HYPOGLYCEMIC EPISODES: DISOFlDERLV CONDUCT, ARE ASSESSED; RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS THE LIFE sITUATION SURROUNDING CRIMINAL BEHAVIOF/ ASSAUL-Y: AND BATIERYi ATIEMPTED 'sUiciDE, HOMICID!:, ARE MADE TO THE HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE. THE TREAT AND SUBSEQUENT. ARREST. IN ADDITION, ATIENTION IS 159. THINKING ABOUT DANGEROUS OFFENDERS. By S. DINITZ CRUELTY TO CHILDREN AND WIV!:S, EMBEZZLEMENT, PETTY and J. P. CONRAD. NATIONAL COUNCIL ON CRIME AND DE MENT OR REHABILITATION OF THE DANGEROUS SEXUAL OF GIVEN TO THE BIOCHEMISTRY OF STRESS REACTION AND LARC!:NY, VANDALISM, ARSON, SLANDER, AND SEXUAL OF LINQUENCY, CONTINENTAL PLAZA, 411 HACKENSACK FENDER (RAPIST OR CHILD MOLESTER) CONSTITUTES A CRIME AND TO STRESS AND ASSAULT IN,.A NATIONAL FENSES .. AMNESIA USUALLY FOLLOWS NOT ONLY SEVERE AVENUE, HACKENSACK, NJ 07601. CRIMINAL JUSTICE AB- NEW FRONTIER IN THE MEDICAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCI SAMPLE OF AMERICAN FAMILIES ..REFERENCES, TABLES, BUT SOMETIMES EVEN VERY SLIGHTLY HYPOGLYCEMIC STRACTS, V 10, N 1 (MARCH 1978), P 99·130. ENCES. TO A LARGE EXTENT, MENTAL HEALTH AGENCiES AND GRAPHS PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTA.RY INFORMATION FOR. STATES. THEREFORE, WHEN A DEFENSE ATIORNEY IS CON· NCJ·47050 HAVE LET THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ALONe DEAL THE PAPERS. FOR SPECIFIC PAPERS, SEE NCJ # 67801-07. FRONTED BY' A CLIENT WHO CLAIMS TO BE SUFFERING THIS PAPER DISCUSSES THE HISTORY OF THE CONCEPT OF WITH THE DANGEROUS OFFENDER; 'TREATMENT' FOR THE (MHP) . FROM AMNESIA IN R!:FERENCE TO AN EPISODE OF VIO DANGEROUSNESS, ITS SOCIOECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND MAJORITY IS SOME FORM OF PENALTY SUCH AS FINE, PRO Supplemental Notes: NCJ-67800 ALSO 'CONTAINS NCJ-67801' L!:NCE OR.OTHER MISBEHAVIOR, THE AnORNEY SHOULD PERSONAL AnRIBUTES, CLINICAL ASPECTS OF THE PSY· BATION, OR PRISON SENTENCE. FORTUNATELY, THERE AP THROUGH 67807. CONSULT THE FOLLOWING GUIDELlN!:S. THE FI::lST SUSPI CHOPATH/SOCIOPATH, AND LAWS ON HABITUAL CRIMINALS PEARS TO BE A GROWING. REALIZATION THAT . PENALTY Sponsoring Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE NATIONAL CION OF HYPOGLYC!:MIA WILL ARISE WHEN: (1) TH!: CRIMI AND SEXUAL PSYCHOPATHS. THE. DANGEROUS OFFENDER ALONE IS INSUFFICIENT TO (iEHABILl1ATE THE DANGEROUS INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE, 633 INDIANA AVENUE NW, WASHING- NAl'OFFENSE DOES NOT SEEM PSYCHOLOGICALLY WELL IS DEFINED AS THE REPETITIVELY VIOLENT CRIMINAL WHO OFFENDER. TREATMENT, HC\VEVER, IS DEPENDENT UPON TON, DC 20531...... MOTIVATED, (2) THERE IS AMNESIA FOR EITHER THE WHOLE HAS COMMITTED.,OR ATIEMPTED TO COMMIT HOMICIDE, CAREFUL AND ACCURATE DIAGl~QSIS. IT IS NOT KNOWN Availability: N~tion~1 Criminal Jusiice Reference service MICRO- • INCrDENT OR FOR SINGLE bETAILS, (3) THERE IS AMNESIA FORCIBLE RAPE, ROBBERY, OR ASSAULT MORE THAN ONCE. WHAT CREATES A RAPIST OR CHIl.D:, MOLESTER, THE SPE FICHE PROGRAM. FOR THE TIME PRIOR TO THE INClbENT, (4) PHYSICAL SYMP THE HISTORY OF THE CONCEPT OF DANGEROUSNESS IS CIFIC PATIERN OF LIFE EXPERIENC/)S, SITUATIONAL FAC TOMS ACCOMPANY OR FOLLOW THE·INCIDENT (STRIKING TRACED TOGETHER WITH ITS FlELA TIONSHIPS AND DEPEND TORS, AND PRECIPITATING EVENTS TRAT PROMPT SUCH BE 156. STUQIES,. OF PERSONS CONFINED FOR CRIMES OF VIO·,· PERSPJRATION, TREMOR, DEEP SLEEP), (5) THE PERSON IS ENCE ON SOCIAL POWER, ON ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND HAVIOR; EFFECTIVE TREATMENT METHODS ARE, THERE LENCE (FROM NEURAL BASES OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRES· SION, 1975, BY W S FIELDS AND W H SWEET-SEE,. lINDERNOURISHED OR ABNORMALLY FAT:, OR IN CASES CLASS, AND MORE RECENTLY ON VARIOUS PERSONAL AT FORE, NOT EASY TO DETERMINE. NEVERTHELESS, TREAT NQJ·57520). By D. WILLIAMS. WARREN H GREEN, INC, 10 . WHICH PRESENT A' HISTORY OF CHRONIC MALNUTRITION, TRIBUTES. THIS METAMORPHOSIS HAS INVERTED THE IDEA MENT EFFORTS CAN BE DIVIDED INTO THREE BASIC CATE SOUTH BRENTWOOD BOULEVARD, ST LOUIS, MO 63105. 9 ACUTE STARVATIoN, DIARRHEA, OR VOMITING PRIOR TO COMPLETELY, THE DANGEROUS WERE ONCE THE POWER GORIES INCLUDING PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND BE p. 1975. NCJ·57523 THE CRIME. METHODS OF DISTINGUiSHING . THE MALIN FUL SINCE THEY CONTROLLED THE DESTINIES OF ALL WHO HAVIORAL. PHYSICAL TREATMENT METHODS INCLUDE PSY· THIS ARTICLE' fROM THE SYMPOSIUM ON NEURAL BASES GERERS FROM THOSE WHOSE CONDITION IS REAL ARE SERVED THEM. NCYN, THE DANGEROUS ARE MEMBERS OF . CHOSURGERY AND SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL (HORMONAL) OF VIOLENCE. AND AGGRESSION PRESENTS FINDINGS OF OUTLINED. REFERENCES .AREINCLUDED. (RFC) . THE UNDERCLASS-FEARED NOT BECAUSE OF THEIR CASTRATION. PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT MODALITIES AN ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDY ·OF 333 PRISON~ POWER, BUT BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF IT. THIS REVERSAL . ENCOMPASS ALL FORMS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY SUCH AS IN : 158. TEST OF A THEORY Of DELlNOUENCY-'DELINOUENT' BE· ERS, SUGGESTING ABNORMALITIES IN THE SUBJECTS' IN THE CONCEPTION OF THE PROBLEM ILLUSTRATES NOT DIVIDUAL COUNSELING AND GROUP THERAPY. BEHAVIORAL ! ., BRAIN STEMS. THE ELECTROENCEpHALOGRAPH (EEG) DOES HAVIORS AMONG INSTITUTIONALIZED DRUG ADDICTS AS A ONLY THE VAST CULTURAL SHIFTS IN SOCIAL HISTORY, BUT TREATMENTS SEEK TO ELIMINATE THE INAPPROPRIATE FUNCTION AROUSAL AND. TiiE SENSATION·SEEKING NOT PRODUCE AN INDEX OF ,A SUBJECrS CAPACITY TO OF ALSO THE IRRESPONSIBILITY THAT CHARACTERIZES CER SEXUAL RESPONSES OF OFFENDERS AND REPLACE THEM MOTIVE. By F; H. FARLrlY, H. STEINBE~GER, A. COHEN, TAIN SOCIAL RELATIONS AT EVERY AGE. THE THEORIES OF WITH MORE ACCEPTABLE BEHAVIORS. BEHAVIORAL AP THINK REASONABLY, TO EXPERIENOE EMOTION, OR TO and. H. L. BA~~. S.6.GEPUBl.ICATIONS, INC, 275 SOUTH ENGAGE .IN SqCIABLE RELATIONSHIPS. THE DEVICE, HOW· BEVt:RLY DRIVE, BEVERLY HILLS,CA 90212. CRIMINAL VARIOUS SCHOOLS (SOCIAL DARWINISTS, PHRENOLOGISTS, PROACHES FOCUS ON THE SYMPTOMS WHEREAS PSYCHO EVER, MAYBE USEFUL IN SUGGESTING THE CAUSES OF . JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR,' V 6, N 1 (MARCH 1979), P 41-48. HEREDITARIANS) AS THEY RELATE TO THE UNDERCLASS LOGICAL REHABILITATION FOCUSES ON PERSONALITY DISORDER OF THE .HIGHER BRAIN FUNCTIONS. EARLY RE· NCJ·58150 ARE DISCUSSED, AS ARE THE fll=SEARCH EXp,ERIMENTS OF OHARACTERISTICS OR OFFENDER TRAITS. IT' IS URGED SEARCH USING THE EEG REVEALED. THE .LIMITATIONS OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOFli PHYSIOl.OGICAL AROUSAL THRESH· GENETICISTS, NEUROLOGISTS' AND PSYCI!OSURGI!ONS, THAT THOSE SPECIALIZED TREATMENT PROGRAMS WHICH THE TECHNOL9GY AND CONCLUDED . THAT . CEREBRAL Ol.DS, AND SENSATION-SEEKING MOTIVES ARE EXPLORED AND DRUG THERAPISTS. THE DIFFICULTY THAT THE MEDI HAVE PROVEN EFFECTIVE BE USED FOR THE DANGEROUS DYSRHYTHMIA DOES NOT CAUSE CRIME, BUT IS A SIGN OF IN A STUDY OF 185 HOSPITAL:lZEDADU~T MALE DRUG AD CAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES HAVE HAD IN TRACING THE OFFENDER, AND THAT A SHARING OF KNOWLEDGE IN THIS ORGANIC DISORDER WHICH LOWERS IMPULSE CONTROL. DICTS. THE STUDY S(JBJECTS WERE DIVIDED INTO TWO CAUSES OF· DANGEROUSNe;:s IS PARALLELED BY THE DIF FIELD BE ENCOURAGED THROUGH LECTURES, WORKSHOPS, SUBSEQUENT -EXAMINATION OF -333 PRISONERS, CHOSEN GROl,lPS: GOOD DISCHARGE .(PATIENTS WHO LEFT THE HOS FICULTY IN ISOLATING SUCH TYPES FOR CLINICAL DESCRIP· AND SEMINARS. (LWM) RANDOMLY FROM 1250 PfllSONERS AWAITING TRIAL FOR PITAL WITH THE CONSENT OF THE STAFF AFTER COMPLET TION. AT THE HEART OF THE CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE ON Supplemental Notes: JANUARY 12, 1978. OR CONVICT!:D OF VIOLENT. CRIMES, INDICATES THAT 65 ING THE bRUG TREATMENT PROGRAM!; AND BAD DIS DANGEROUSNESS IS THE PSYCHOPATHIC, SOCIOPATHIC, OR PERCENT OF THE. HABITUALLV AGGRESSIVE INMATES HAVE CHARGE (PATIENTS WHO BROKE THE HOSPITAL'S RULES ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY. DIAGNOSTIC SIGNS AND BEHAV 161. TREATMENT OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE BY STEREOTACTIC HY. POTHALAMOTOMY (FROM NEUROSURGICAL TREATMENT IN ABNORMAL EEG TRACES. ONLY 24.4 PERCENT OF THE ANb EIT~ER WERE. D!SMISSED FROM THE PROGRAM OR IOR TRAITS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SOCIOPATHIC PERSON. PSYCHIATRY, PAIN, AND EPILEPSY, 1977, BY WILLIAM H NON-HABITUALLY VIOLENT PRISONERS HAD SUCH ABNOR LEFT .WITHOUT PEA MISSION). PHYSIOLOGICAL· AROUSAL IN ALITY .ARE ENUMERATED, AS ARE EIGHT PHYSIOLOGICAL SHEET, SIXTO OBRADOR, JOSE G MARTIN.RODRIGUEZ)• . o· CORRELATES HAVING TO DO WITH SUCH DYSFUNCTIONS AS MALITIES'- AN OTHERWISE NORMAL PERPETRATOR OF AN . BOTH GROUPS WAS ASSESSED BY' MEASURING THE SUB By G. DIECKMANN and R. HASSLER. UNIVERSITY PARK ISOLATED VIOLENT CRIME HAS THE SAME CHANCE OF . JECTS' .RESPONSE TO A FLASHING LIGHT (A MEASUREMENT ABNORMAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC PAnERNS. THE PRESS, 233 EAST REDWOOD STREET, BALTIMORE, MD HAVING AN ABNORMAL EEG AS HAS THE GENERAL POPULA , FlELATEDTq ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC INDICATORS OF LEGAL CONCEPT OF DANGEROUSNESS IS ALSO CONFUSED. 21202. 12 p. 1977. NCJ.57063 TION, BUT OVER HALF OF THE INMATES WITH HABITUAL AG 'AROUSAL). THE MEASURE OF THE SENSATION-SEEKING ONE OF THE MOST PERSISTENT CONFLICTS REVOLVES STEREOTACTIC LESIONS WERE PLACED IN THE SUBDOMIN GRESSIVENESS, EXCLUDING EPILEPTICS AND THE RETARD- MOTIYEWAS A 22-ITEM TEST. THE PREDICTION THAT THE AROUND THE LEGAL DEFINITION OF CRIMINAL RESPONSIBIL- ANT HYPOTHALM~ SEXUAL BEHAVIOR CENTER AND PARTLY f ,; 48 49 ------~-----~---.-. I ' BIOLOGICAL VIOLENCE TREATMENT CRIMINAL VIOLENCE PERSONS, THE CONTROL OF VIOLENCE, AND BIOLOGICAL DREN. FOCUSING ON ABUSE, NEGLECT, AND PARENTAL RE IN THE HORMONAL SEXUAL CENTER OF THE BRAIN OF HAVE BEEN APPLIED TO SEXUAL OFFENDERS. BEHAVIORAL AND BEHAVIORAL EXPLANATIONS OF VIOLENCE. AMONG SPONSIBILITY. THE CLOSING CHAPTER DEALS SPECIFICALLY FOUR SEXUAL OFFENDERS. CONSEQUENCES OF THE OPER THERAPIES FOR SEXUAL OFFENDERS APPEAR TO BE THE THE SPECIFIC TOPICS INVESTIGATED IN THIS TEXT ARE THE WITH JUVENILE VIOLENCE AND DISCUSSES INDIVIDUAL RE ATION ARE DISCUSSED ..THE OPERATIONS WERE PER AREA IN WHICH THE GREATEST BREAKTHROUGHS ARE HISTORY OF VIOLENCE, THE BIOLOGICAL VALUE OF AG SPONSIBILITY AND SOCIAL-LEGAL CONTROLS. AN INDEX FORMED AT THE REQUEST AND ON THE INITIATIVE OF THE BEING MADE. THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TECHNIQUES, OF GRESSION, AGGRESSION BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHIL AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. FOUR DELINQUENT INMATES IMPRISONED FOR HETEROSEX OUTCOME MEASURES, AND OF QUALITY CLINICAL RE DREN, THE .BATIERED CHILD, GROUP VIOLENCE, AND VIO Availability: HALSTED PRESS. 605 THIRD AVENUE. NEW UAL RAPES AND SEXUALLY MOTIVATED ARSON; SURGICAL SEARCH MAKES BEHAVIORAL THERAPY THE MOST PROMIS LENCE IN THE MEDIA. CASE STUDIES OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR YORK, NY 10016. CASTRATION [lAD BEEN RECOMMENDED FOR TWO. OF THE ING AREA OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT FOR SEXUAL AND VIOLENT INCIDENTS ARE ALSO INCLUDED. 169. VIOLENCE BY STREET GANGS-EAST SIDE STORY? By E. FOUR. LESIO~~S WERE PERFORMED BY AN ISOLATED WIRE OFFENDE:RS. OF PARTICULAR INTEREST IS AN INTEGRATED Availability: HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, POBOX V. VELOZ and J. S. STUMPHAUZER. 26 p. 1979. ELECTRODFfBELONGING TO THE STEREOTACTIC DEVICE OF TREATMENT PROGRAM CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING 569, LONDON, S.E.1, ENGLAND. NCJ-58710 REICHERT(AND MUNDINGER. CASE HISTORIES ON EACH OF COMPONENTS: REDUCTION OF DEVIANT SEXUAL AROUSAL; A MODEL FOR THE BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS OF GANG DELIN THE SUBJI:CTS DESCRIBE THEIR CRIMINAL BACKGROUNDS, DEVELOPMENT OF HETEROSEXUAL AROUSAL; AND ACQUISI 167. VIOLENCE AND PREGNANCY-A NOTE ON THE EXTENT OF QUENTS. NONDELIQUENTS. AND THEIR COMMUNITY ENVI THEIR OPERATIONS, AND THEIR POSTOPERATIVE COURSE. TION OF HETEROSOCIAL SKILLS, HETEROSEXUAL-SOCIAL THE PROBLEM AND NEEDED SERVICES. By R, J. GELLES. RONMENT IS PRESENTED; INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION POSTOPERATIVE OBSERVATIONS AND EXAMINATIONS OF SKILLS, AND ASSERTIVE BEHAVIORS. (LKM) NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS, 1219 UNIVERSI MEASURES ARE SUGGESTED. THE U.S. MAY BE EXPERIENC THE PATIENTS INDICATE A MARKED REDUCTION OF THEIR Availability: National Criminal Justice Reference. Service MICRO TY AVENUE, SE, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55414. FAMILYCOORDI NATOR (JANUARY 1915). P 81-86. NCJ-34252 ING A NEW WAVE OF GANG VIOLENCE, PAR~rlCULARLY IN SEXUAL DRIVE; THIS REDUCTION WAS CONSIDERED TO BE FICHE PROGRAM. THE MAJOR CITIES. POLICE ESTIMATE THAi THEi-1E ARE 200 AN IMPROVED ADAPTATION IN THEIR FORMERLY DIS THIS PAPER EXAMINES THE PHENOMENON OF VIOLENCE STREET GANGS IN LOS ANGELES. CALIF., ALONE;.iIN WHICH TURBED SPHERE. ALL FOUR OFFENDERS WERE RELEASED 164. UNDERSTANDING VIOLENCE. By G. R. NEWMAN. J B LlP TOWARD PREGNANT WIVES AND POSITS THAT IT IS POSSI PINCOTI, EAST WASHINGTON SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA, PA TERRITORIALITY. SHOOTINGS, AND EXTORTION HAVE FROM JAIL BY JUDGES AS A RESULT OF THE OPERATIONS, BLE THAT VIOLENCE IN PREGNANCY IS COMMON ENOUGH 19105. 320 p. 1979. NCJ-63207 BECOME A WAY OF LIFE. THE BEHAVIORAL MODEL MAY BE AND NOT ONE OF THEM HAS RECIDIVATED. THE NUMBER OF TO BE CONSIDERED AN IMPORTANT EMPIRICAL ISSUE BY THE CULTURAL, HISTORICAL, SOCIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGI UTILIZED TO UNDERSTAND SUCH GANG BEHAVIOR; THIS IN POSTOPERATIVE SIDE EFFECTS WAS LOW--TWO PATIENTS RESEARCHERS. THE AUTHOR PROPOSES THAT THERE ARE CAL, AND BEHAVIORAL DIMENSIONS OF VIOLENCE ARE DIS FORMATION CAN THEN BE DIRECTLY APPLIED IN PREVEN EXPERIENCED STRONG HUNGER FEELINGS FOR 2 YEARS FIVE MAJOR FACTORS WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO PREGNANT CUSSED; SEVERAL ASPECTS OF VIOLENCE ARE ANALYZED TION, TREATMENT. AND COMMUNITY CHANGE PROGRAMS. FOLLOWING THE OPERATION. DATA ARE STILL NOT AVAILA WIVES BEING ASSAULTED BY THEIR HUSBANDS: SEXUAL AND CASE STUDIES ILLUSTRATE MAJOR POINTS. VIOLENCE SEVEN MAJOR POINTS ARE COVERED IN THE BEHAVIORAL BLE REGARDING THE SUFFICIENCY AND PERMANENCY OF FRUSTRATION; FAMILY TRANSITION, STRESS, AND STRAIN; MAY BE DEFINED AS, 'THE EXERCISE OF PHYSICAL FORCE ANALYSIS MODEL: (1) INITIAL ANALYSIS INVOLVES CLASSIFI THE REDUCTION OF SEXUAL DRIVE AND ITS LONG-TERM BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE WIFE; PRENATAl: CHILD SO AS TO INFLICT INJURY ON, OR CAUSE DAMAGE TO, PER CATION OF BEHAVIORS AS EXCESSES. DEFICITS, AND EFFECT ON SEXUALLY VIOLENT CRIMINALS. STUDY DATA, A8USE; AND DEFENSELESSNESS OF THE WIFE. SOME SUG SONS OR PROPERTY.' THIS WORK REVIEWS WHAT IS ASSETS; (2) THE PROBLEM SITUATION MUST BE CLARIFIED, X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHS, AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. GESTED STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH VIOLENCE AND KNOWN ABOUT VIOLENCE. THUS, IT IS IMPLIED THAT VIO (I.E.. WHO OBJECTS TO THE BEHAVIOR, WHAT STIMULATES (DAG) PREGNANCY ARE DISCUSSED INCLUDING PLANNED PARENT LEN),:E IS TO SOME EXTENT A UNITARY PHENOMENON. SI HOOD, PREPARATION FOR PARENTHOOD, FAMILY CRISIS THE BEHAVIOR); (3) MAJOR MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS MULTANEOUSLY, IT IS HYPOTHESIZED THAT VIOLENCE IS SHOULD BE DETERMINED; (4) BIOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS OF 162. TREATMENT OF VIOLENT SEX OFFENDERS. By R. L. CENTERS, AND THE FULFILLMENT OF BASIC NEEDS. IN SADOFF. ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT OF NOT A UNITARY PHENOMENON, BUT THAT IT OCCURS IN AN TERMS OF PROVIDING FAMILY SERVICES AND FOR DEVEL THOSE INVOLVED REQUIRE IDENTIFICATION; (5) OFF'::NDERS, 199 GLOUCESTER PLACE, LONDON NWl 6BU, INCREDIBLE VARIEW OF FORMS, CONTEXTS, AND CONDI OPING POLICIES OF INTERVENTION IN FAMILIES WHERE VIO SELF-CONTROL FACTORS SHOULD BE EVALUATED; (6) ENGLAND. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL' OF OFFENDER TIONS, AND THAT THERE ARE MULTIPLE EXPLANATIONS AS LENCE OCCURS. THE AUTHOR FEELS THAT IS IS IMPORTANT SOCIAL FIELATIONSHIPS AND THE INFLUENCES OF PEOPLE THERAPY AND COMPARATIVE CRIMINOLOGY, V 19, N 1 WELL. NEITHER ASSUMPTION WAS MADE IN ADVANCE AND TO REALIZE THAT THE CRISIS AND TRANSITIONS OF PAR ON THE 'GANG MEMBERS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED; AND (7) (lS75), P 75-80. NCJ-30210 MATERIALS DISCUSSED DO SUPPORT BOTH POSSIBILITIES. ENTHOOD BEGIN DURING THE PREGNANCY AND NOT ONLY THE SOCIAL-CULTURAL-PHYSICAL toNVIRONMENT SHOULD THIS PAPER USES CASE STUDIES TO ILLUSTRATE TREAT THE FIRST CHAPTER FOCUSES ON POLITiCAL VIOLENCE, AFTER THE CHILD IS BORN. BE ANALYZED. APPLICATION OF THIS BEHAVIORAL MODEL MENT PROGRAMS WHICH EMPHASIZE THE TYPE OF INDIVID;, ANALYZING ITS IDEOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS BUT ALSO AS Supplemental Notes: REPRINT. TO TWO STAEET GANGS IN A MAJOR CITY SHOWED EN UAL WHO HAS THE ABERRANT BEHAVIOR AND NOT THE BE SESSING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL UNDERPIN COURAGING RESULTS. ALTHOUGH PRELIMINARY IN HAVIOR ITSELF. THE AUTHOR POINTS OUT THAT CONTAIN NINGS OF THESE IDEOLOGIES. THE HISTORICAL PATIERN 168. VIOLENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY-THE INDIVIDUAL, THE NATUPiE, RESULTS STRONGLY SUGGESTED THAT THE AP MENT, CONFINEMENT, PHYSIOLOGICAL METHODS OF OF VIOLENCE IN AMERICA IS THEN DESCRIBED. SUBCUL FAMILY AND SOCIETY. R. L, SADOFF, Ed. SPECTRUM PROACH IS USEFUL FOR UNDERSTANDING A BROAD COM TREATMENT, AND SOME BEHAVIORISTIC APPROACHES HAVE TURAL FACTORS RELATED TO ETHNICITY, RELIGION, AND PUBLICATIONS. INC. 75-31 '192ND STRt:ET, FLUSHING. NY MUNITY PROBLEM FOR INTERVENTION, AND, MORE IMPOR PROVED MORE EFFECTIVE IN DEALING WITH OFFENDER RE SOCIAL CLASSES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS TO CRIMINAL 11366. 147 p. 1978. NCJ-53974 TANTLY. FOR PREVENTION. THE FOUR INTERVENTION CIDIVISM THAN PSYCHOTHERAPY. REFERENCES ARE IN VIOLENCE AFiE EXPLORED. VARIATIONS IN VIOLENT BEHAV THIS COLLECTION OF PAPERS BY MEDICAL, LEGAL, AND METHODS EMPHASIZED INCLUDE CHANGING~I'JVIRONMEN CLUDED. IOR AS AFFECTED BY AGE AND SEX ARE DISCUSSED. PSYCHOLOGY EXPERTS PRESENTS A BROAD-BASED AP TAL STIMULI. REDUCING THE MATERIAL AND\'SOCIAL REIN FAMILY VIOLENCE AND VIOLENCE IN VARIOUS SETTINGS PROACH TO STUDYING AND DEALING WITH VIOLENCE AS IT FORCEMENTS FOR VIOLENCE, DEVELOPING MORE EFFEC 163. UNDERSTANDING AND TREATING SEXUAL OFFENDERS SUCH AS THE SCHOOL AND IN 'PRISONS ARE THE FOCUS OF RELATES TO INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY RE TIVE PUNISHMENTS, AND ENCOURAGING NONDELINQUENT, THE STATE OF THE ART (FROM SEXUAL ASSAULT-A LIT· SUBSEQUENT CHAPTERS. INSTINCT AND BIOLOGICAL FAC SPONSIBILITY. THE PAPERS, ORIGINALLY PRESENTED AT NONVIOLENT BEHAVIOR BY PROVIDING SUITABLE ALTERNA ERATURE ANALYSIS, 1977, BY STANLEY L BRODSKY ET I, TORS ARE THEN ADDRESSED.' VIOLENCE MAY BE VIEWED TWO CONFERENCES ON VIOLENCE, PROVIDE GUIDELINES AL-SEE NCJ-47151). By S, L. BRODSKY. UNIVERSITY TIVE ACTIVITIES. REFERENCES AND A DIAGRAM ARE PRO i; AS A FORCE WHICH IS CULTURAL, CREATIVE, DESTRUCTIVE, OF ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY CENTER FOR TO IDENTIFICATION. PREDICTION, TREATMENT, AND PRE VI/JED. (LWM) I ;~ CORRECTIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, BOX 2968, UNIVERSITY, AL OA MORAL, DEPENDING UPON THE CONTEXT OF THE SITUA VENTION OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. AMONG THEM IS A WORK Supplemental Notes: PRESENTED AT THE BANFF INTERNA \. 35486. 20 p. 1977. . NCJ-47153 TION. IT MAY BE A RATIONAL INSTRUMENT FOR EFFECTING OUTLINING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL ROOTS OF TIONAL CONFERENCE ON BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION ~ THE STATUS OF EFFORTS TO. CLASSIFY AND TREAT SEXUAL CHANGE OR A LEARNED. RESPONSE. TABLES, REFERENCE VIOLENT BEHAVIOR AND DELINEATING FORMS AND CAUSES BANFF II-THE CONTROL OF VIOLENCE, BANFF, ALBERTA. I MARCH 22. 1979. OFFENDERS IS ASSESSED, WITH SPECIAL ATIENTION TO AN NOTES, AND AN INDEX ARE PROVIDED IN THE BOOK. (LWM) (BIOLOGIC, PSYCHOGENIC, AND SOCIOECONOMIC) OF VIO Availability: National Criminal Justice Reference Service MICRO I INTEGRATED TREATMENT PROGRAM OF BEHAVIOR MODIFI Availability: HARPER AND ROW, 10 EAST 53RD STREET, NEW LENCE, AND HISTORICAL REVIEW OF METHODS FOR TEST J ,FICHE PROGRAM. 1 . CATION. DOZENS OF TYPOLOGIES OF RAPISTS AND OTHER YORK, NY 10022. ING FOR CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY AND INSANITY AND OF i 4 I·J SEXUALLY AGGRESSIVE PERSONALITIES HAVE BEEN DEVEL TRADITIONAL CONCEPTS RELATING TO VIOLENCE AND RE 165. VIO!-ENCE. By J. GUNN. 200 p. 1973. NCJ-12419 170. VIOLENCE IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS-A NEUROLOGICAL I .' OPED. ORGANIZING DIMENSIONS HAVE INCLUDED THE SPONSIBILITY, AND AN ARGUMENT PROPOSING THE MANDA VIEW. By J. H. PINCUS and G. J. TUCKER. AMERICAN J THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF VIOLENCE IN HUMAN SOCI TORY TREATMENT OF VIOLENT PERSONS. PSYCHODYNAMIC I PREASSAULT TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN VICTIM AND ASSAIL ACADEMY OF CHILD PSYCHIATRY, 1424 16TH STREET. NW. \ i ETY AND A SURVEY OF ITS VAR!OUS FORMS. THERE ARE ANT, THE LIFE PATIERNS AND PSYCHODYNAMICS OF THE ASPECTS OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR INCLUDING POLITICAL, SO WASHINGTON, DC 20036. JOURNAL OF CHILD PSYCHIA DISCUSSIONS OF VIOLENCE IN ANIMALS, THE PHYSIOLOGI ASSAILANT, THE LEVEL OF VIOLENCE, AND THE TARGET. IN CIOLOGICAL. AND CULTURAL FACTORS ARE DEALT WITH IN TRY, V 17. N 2 (SPRING 1978), P 277-288. NCJ-56806 CAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BASES OF HUMAN VIOLENCE, CONTRAST TO THE Tl'POLOGICAL APPROACH, THE PSYCHO A LATER PAPER. AND' A LINK BETWEEN NEUROLOGICAL DIS REPEATEDLY VIOLENT BEHAVIOR EXISTS AS:. JISTINCT BE SOCIAL FACTORS IN INDIVIDUAL VIOLENCE, G~OUP VIO LOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION APPROACH SEEKS TO DE EASE AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR (THE DYSCONTROL SYN HAVIORAL SYNDROME WITH NEUROLOGIC'.,., I'SYCHIATRIC. LENCE, VIOLENCE IN DISEASE, VIOLENT CRIME, AND METH SCRIBE THE TRAITS CONSISTENTLY PRESENT. IN SUCH OF DROME) IS DESCRIBED. A CRIMINOLOGIST APPROACHES AND ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANT::', Nf!UROLOGICAL FENDERS. SUMMAiiY DESCRIPTIONS OF SiX PSYCHOLOGI ODS OF CONTROL. THE PROBLEM FROM THE STANDPOINT OF FAMILY VIO DAMAGE (ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC ABNORMALITIES, CAL STUDIES REVEAL NO CLEAR, SINGULAR PATIERN OF Availability: PRAEGER PUBLISHERS .C/O CBS INC, 521 FIFTH LENCE AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AND TIES THE SOCIOLOGI EPILEPSY. SYMPTOMS OF PSYCHOMOTOR SEIZURES, AND AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10017. FINDINGS: PRELIMINARy STUDIES OF THE WIVES OF ASSAIL CAL CONCEPTS TO INTRAPSYCHIC. MEDICAL, AND LEGAL EVENTS KNOWN TO PREDISPOSE TO BRAIN INJURY) IS . FACTORS. A JUDGE REVIEWS COURT EXPERIENCES TO DE· PREVALENT IN PRISONERS. IN A STUDY OF MORE THAN 400 ANTS RAISE THE POSSIBILITY THAT WIVES AND OTHER 166, VIOLENCE. N, TUTT, Ed. GREAT BRITAIN. DEPARTMENT FAMILY MEMBERS MAY PROVIDE INSIGHT INTO THE MOTIVA OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SECURITY, ALEXANDER FLEMING 'SCRIBE THE SPECIAL VULNERABILITY OF MENTALLY DIS· VIOLENT ADULT PRISONERS IN A LAAGE PENITENTIARY. IT TIONS OF SEXUAL OFFENDERS. LlTILE BRAIN SURGERY, HOUSE, ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, LONDON, ENGLAND. 278 ABLED PERSONS, .HE ELDERLY. AND THE INSTITUTIONAL. IS DISCOVERED. THAT 57 PERCENT OF THE HABITUAL AG .\ SURGICAL CASTRATION, OR ANTIANDROGEN THERAPY IS p. 1976. NCJ-34401 IZED TO VIOLENCE, AND A LAW PROFESSOR PRESENTS THE GRESSORS HAD ABNORMAL EEG TRACES. ONLY 12 PER MOST COMMON. BOTH GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL PSYCHO A COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN AATICLES WHICH EXAMINE ME:DICAL-LEGAL ASPECTS OF VIOLENCE TOWARD CHIL- CENT OF T.HOSE WHO HAD COMMITIED A SOLITARY AG- . DYNAMIC THERAPIES USED WITH PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS THE FORMS OF VIOLENCE, THE TREATMENT OF VIOLENT 51 50 ;'. ; .... ~'~~~~r:~:y.; .• ~ : ·~'·;l').'>::;J,:::{~c~';;{"Fr~"·:?~".'· ';,.",;c······~· ...? .... '.. ='~~.:.=:~:.-~::::'-'.::::~-~~j:;:.:~:"":~...::::::-:.:~·:::::":';~~c~;::.='-Z:"'=.=,«= .. "", """. ""-"'-==~~~- ;',l.. ~-~------ 1 , WAY VIOLENCE CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL ERENCES ARE PROVIDED. FOR ABSTRACTS OF INDIVIDUAL VIOLENT OFE'ENSES; THAT NO EXPLANATION HAD BEEN GRESSIVE CRIME SHOWED ABNORMALITIES. THERE HAVE THE LARGER FRAMEWORK OF SOCIETY AND RECOMMENDS CHAPTERS, SEE NCJ-55021 :55038. (LKM) , FOUND FOR' THE NONVIOLENT OFFENDER'S OCCASIONAL aEEN MANY REPORTS OF AN IMPRESSIVE ASSOCIATION BE WAYS TO CONTROL VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. STUDIES OF Supplemental Notel: JOSSEY-BASS SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOR DEPARTURE INTO VIOLENCE;, THAT THER!: WAS NO EVI TWEEN PSYCHOMOTOR SEIZURES AND VIOLENCE. THE HIGH ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, BIOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY, AND PSYCHOLO AL SCIENCE SERIES. bENCE TO INDICATE THAT THE SERIOUSNESS OF VIOLENCE PREVALENCE OF SYMPTOMS SUGGESTING PSYCHOMOTOR GY SHOW THAT VIOLENT BEHAVIOR RESULTS FROM Availability: JOSSEY.BASS, INC, 433 CALIFORNIA STREET, INCREASES WITH SUCCESSIVE OFFENSES; AND THAT AG· SEIZURES HAS ALSO BEEN SHOWN IN CHILDREN (LEWIS, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL, OR BIOLOGICAL DEFICIENCIES THAT SAN~RAN~,ISCO, CA 9410~. GRAVATED ASSAULT IS THE VIOLENT CRIME MOST LIKELY 1976). OUT OF 285 CHILDREN REFERRED BY THE JUVENILE LIMIT A PERSON'S ABILITY TO MANAGE SPACE, EVENTS, TO BECOME A 'SPECIALTY.' EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF COURT TO A COURT CLINIC, 18 MANIFESTED SUCH SEI AND RELATIONSHIPS IN A NON\l.IOLENT WAY. THE FAMILY IS 174. VIOLENT DELINQUENTS"-A REPORT TO THE FORD FOUN· . VIOLENT CRIME HAVE SHOWN THAT iT TENDS TO OCCUR IN ZURES AND THE EEGS OF ALL 18 REVEALED THAT THEY PARTICULARLY VULNERABLE\, ':O\VIOLENCE SINCE IT IS THE DATION fROM THE VERA INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE. By P. A. AREAS CHARACTERIZED BY LOW INCOME, CONCENTRA STRASBURG. . VERA INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE, 30 EAST 39TH SUFFERED FROM ABNORMALITIES. ALCOHOL IS ONE OF THE MILIEU WHERE THE MEETING'c;,~~ EMOTIONAL NEEDS IS TIONS OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES, BROKEN DRUGS KNOWN TO PRECIPITATE OR WORSEN EPISODES OF STREET. NEW YORK, NY 10018. 288 p. 1978. MOST CRUCIAL. THE VARIOUS,\ FORMS OF FAMILY NCJ·47560 HOMES, WORKING MOTHERS, LOW LEVELS OF EDUCATION VIOLENCE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH A PAST HISTORY OF VIO AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT, HIGH PRO VIOLENCE--CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT AND SPOUSE THE FINDINGS OF TH,IS YEAR-LONG STUDY WERE GENERAT LENT BEHAVIOR. THE STATE INDUCED BY ALCOHOL IS PORTIONS OF SINGLE MALES, OVERCROWDED AND SUB ABUSE--HAVE BEEN SHOWN BY RESEARCH STUDIES TO BE ED FROM A LITERATURE SEARCH AND DISCUSSION WITH KNOWN AS 'PATHOLOG.ICAL INTOXICATION'. THE INDIVIDUAL STANDARD HOUSING, LOW RATES OF HOME OWNERSHIP RELATED TO SOCIAL ISOLATION OF BOTH INDIVIDUALS AND JUDGES, LAWYERS, PROBATION OFFICERS, PSYCHIATRISTS, COMMITS AN ACT FOR WHICH HE WILL HAVE LIITLE OR NO AND SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLINGS, MIXED LAND USE, AND FAMILIES, ABUSE OF PARENTS DURING CHILDHOOD, AND RESEARCHERS, AND A NUMBERQF JUVENILES WITH VIO RECOLLECTION. IT IS LIKELY THAT THE 'DYSCONTROL SYN HIGH POPULATION DENSITY. GENERAL THEORIES OF VIO LOW SELF-ESTEEM. AREAS OF FAMILY LIFE IN WHICH VIO LENT HIS1·ORIES. THIS VOLUME DEALS ONLY WITH JUVE DROME DESCRIBED BY MARK AND ERVIN MAY BE DETER LENCE INCLUDE THE ETHOLOGICAL .POSITION THAT AG NILES APPR/:HENDEDBY THE POLICE AND CONSEQUENTLY MINED OR AT LEAST INFLUENCED BY NEUROLOGICAL AB LENT BEHAVIOR IS OFTEN PRESENT ARE DURING CHILD GRESSION IS INNATE .AND THAT IT IS 'INSTINCTIVE' BEHAV CAUGHT UP IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM. THE STUDY NORMALITY, WHICH LEADS TO VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. YET BIRTH, DISCIPLINARY PRACTICES, ADOLESCENT REBELLION, IOR, THE VIEW THAT VIOLENCE HAS A GENETIC BASIS, THE INVOLVED VISITS TO PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS DEALING THERE IS STRONG EVIDENCE THAT PSYCHIATRIC DISEASE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY, AND SUICIDAL DEPRESSION. IDEA THAT BRAIN DAMAGE CAUSES AGGRESSION, PSY- WITH DELINQUENT' YOUTH AND THE ANALYSIS OF OVER 500 IS ALSO A MAJOR DETERMINANT OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR. FAMILIES ARE GENERALLY CAREFUL TO CONCEAL PAT , CHOANALYTIC AND DEVELOPMENTAL THEORIES, AND THE COURT RECORDS OF JUVENILES IN THE NEW YORK METRO SOME STUDIES INDICATE THAT ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR IS TERNS OF FAMILY VIOLENCE FROM THOSE' OUTSIDE THE SOCIOPSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW (INCLUDING SOCIAL LEARNING POLITAN AREA. THE SCOPE OF THE DELINQUENCY PROB RELATED TO GENETICALLY DETERMINEDSCHIZOPRENIA. HOME. STEPS IN DETECTING FAMILY VIOLENCE INCLUDE (1) TIiEORY). RESEARCHERS HAVE EXPLORED THE BEHAVIOR !.oEM IS DETERMINED BY ANALYZING AND INTEGRATING HOWEVER, THERE IS ALSO CONSIDERABLE EVIDENCE THAT OBSERVATION OF THE AVAILABLE DATA, (2) ANALYSIS OF A AL ASPECTS OF MURDER, MURDER THREATS, RAPE AND ARREST DATA, Se:LF-REPORT SURVEYS, COHORT STUDIES, POINTS TO FAMILY DISRUPTION AS A SOURCE OF VIOLENT PAITERN OF EVENTS, (3) STAGE OF EARLY SUSPICIOUS SEXUAL ASSAULT, CHILD ABUSE, AND ARMED ROBBERY. AND A VERA INSTITUTE STUDY; THE CHARACTERISTICS OF BEHAVIOR. BRUTALITY, ALCOHOLISM, AND MARITAL DIS NESS, (4) SEARCH FOR CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE, (5) TWO TYPES OF MURDEROUS BEHAVIOR--OVERCONTROLLED VIOLENT DELINQUENTS ARE EXAMINED AS THEY RELATE TO CORD ARE OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE BACKGROUND OF CONFIRMATION AND DIAGNOSIS, AND (6) THE DECISION TO (ABNORMALLY RIGID CONTROLS THAT SUDDENLY REACH A PAITERNS OF DELINQUENCY AND VIOLENCE, SEX, AGE, CHRONICALLY VIOLENT PERSONS. IT IS CLEAR THAT EPI BREAKING POINT) AND UNDERCONTROLLED (GENERALLY TAKE OFFICIAL ACTION. VIOLENT BEHAVIOR CAN BE PRE RACE, FAMILY STRUCTURE, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS _AND SODIC VIOLENT BEHAVIOR IS NOT A SIMPLE FUNCTIONAL LOW INHIBITIONS AGAINSTAGGRESSION)--HAVE BEEN DE VENTED AND MODIFIED THROUGH PUBLIC EDUCATION AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT, EDUCATION AND LEARNING, PSYCHI PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDER. NEUROLOGICAL DETERMI FINED,. AND TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS DRAWN. A FOUR- BEHAVIORAL CONDITIONING THAT TEACHES HOW TO RE ATR.IC CHARACTERISTICS, AND PHYSICAL HE.":Lfrt. THE RE NANTS ARE PRESENT, GENETIC DETERMINANTS ARE PROB FOLD CLASSIFICATION OF MEN WHO COMMIT SOLVE PROBLEMS NONVIOLENTLY, THROUGH ENLIGHTENED LATiONSHIP BETWEEN JUVENILE AND ADULT CRIMINALITY ABLY PRESENT, AND THE SYNDROME CANNOT BE EASILY RAPE--DISPLACED AGGRESSION, COMPENSATORY, CASE MANAGEMENT OF VIOLENT-PRONE FAMILIES, AND ALSO IS DISCUSSED ElRIEFL Y. OFFICIAL RESPONSES TO VIO BE REVERSED AT THIS TIME. REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED. SEX-AGGRESSION FUSION, AND IMPULSE--TlES TOGETHER THROUGH FURTHER RESEARCH INTO THE CAUSE AND AG Le:NT DELINQUENTS ARE ASSESSED, INCLUDING POLICE (STB) THE MOTIVES fOFj RAPE, THE MODUS OPERANDI OF THE GRAVATING CIRCUMSTANCES OF VIOLENCE. REFERENCES AND COURT PROCESSING, AND COURT OUTCOME AND DIS Supplemental Notel: BASED IN PART ON THE AUTHOR'S OFFENDER, AND 1'HE OFFENDER'S EARLY HISTORY. TYPES AND AN INDEX ARE PROVIDED. (RCB) POSITION. THE 1REATMENT OF VIOLENT DELINQUENTS, VA BOOK, 'BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGY', 1974. OF CHILD-ABUSING BEHAVIOR HAVE ALSO BEEN CLASSI RIETIES OF TREATMENT, SELECTING TREATMENT MODES, Availability: WAYLAND PUBLISHERS LTD, 49 LANSDOWNE FIED, AND GOALS FOR THE LONG-TERM PSYCHOTHERAPEU AND TREATMENT IN THE PUNISHMENT CONTEXTARE EXAM 171. VIOLENCE IN SOCIETY-REPORTS PRESENTED TO THE PLACE, HOVE, EAST SUSSEX, ENGLAND BN3. TIC TREATMENT OF ABUSING PARENTS HAVE B/:EN SUG INED. THOUGHTS ON STRATEGIES 'FOR PREVENTING JUVE 10TH CONFERENCE OF DIRECTORS OF CRIMINOLOGICAL GESTED." 'GENERAL CRISIS INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES RESEARCH INSTITUTES, 1972. COUNCIL OF EUROPE LI NILE VIOLENCE ARE PRESENTED CONCERNING PREVENTIVE 173. HAVE BEEN FOUND USEFUL IN DEALING WITH PATHOLOGI BRARIE BERGER-LEVRAULT, PLACE BROGLIE, STRASBOURG, VIOLENCE-PERSPECTIVES ON MURDER AND AGGRESSION. TREATMENT, INCAPACITATION,DETERRENCE, AND TARGET I. KUTASH, S. B. KUTASH, and L. B. SCHLESINGER, Edl. CALLY VIOLENT PERSONS IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS. FRANCE. 256 p. 1974. NCJ·17010 L HARDENING. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ARE , JOSSEY-BASS, INC, 433 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCIS GUIDELINES FOR DIAGNOSING PATIENTS' VIOLENCE POTEN , TREATS STATISTICAL ASPECTS OF VIOLENT CRIME; CRIMI PROVIDED REGARDING DATA COLLECTION AND BASIC RE CO, CA 94104. 598 p. 1978. NCJ·S5020 TIAL AND FOR PROVIDING VIOLENCE·RELATED PSYCHO· NAL POLICY AND PUBLIC OPINION TOWARDS CRIMES OF SEARCH; EXPERIMENTAL INTERvErimoN PROGRAMS, AND " THERAPY HAVE BEEN DEFINED. DETAILED REVIEWS OF THE VIOLENCE, PHENOMENOLOGICAL AND CONTEXTUAL ANAL Y A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE ON AGGRESSION, VIO CONTINUOUS CASE M~NAGEMENT. APPENDED MATERIALS GENERALTHEOFlIES OF VIOLENCE, STUDIES OF SPECIFIC .:! SIS OF CRIMINAL VIOLENCE, AND ETIOLOGY OF VIOLENCE. LENCE, AND MURDER IS PROVIDED IN A SOURCEBOOK DI INCLUDE A SUMMARY OF DATA COLLECTION IN THE VERA OFFENSES, AND DIAGNOSIS/TREATMENTGUIDELINES ARE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SHOWS A TREND IN EUROPEAN RECTED TO THOSE WHO STUDY VIOLENCE AND TO THOSE INSTITUTE STUDY, THE VERA INSTITUTE STUDY RESEARCH PROVIDED. A 'LIST OF REFERENCES IS INCLUDED. (LKM) - COUNTRIES TOWARD VIOLENCE BEiNG ASSOCIATED WITH WHO WORK WITH VIOLENT OFFENDERS AND THEIR VICTIMS. INSTRUMENT, THE SELliN-WOLFGANG SERIOUSNESS ,~ SCALE, THREE MODEL PR6GRAMS, AND A SELECTED BIB CRIMES COMMIITED FOR GAIN. WHILE GANGSTERISM RE THE BOO~ OFFERS PRACTITIONERS IN PSYCHOLOGY, PSY 176. WAY THEY ATE WAS A CRIME. By B. GOTTLIEB. MAINS STABLE, SPECIAL FORMS OF VIOLENCE SEEM TO BE CHIATRY, SOCIOLOGY, AND. OTHER DISCIPLINES A COMPRE LlOGRAPHY.ANINDEX; A'LlST OF TABLES, AND FIGURES RODALE PRESS, INC, 33. EAST MINOR STREET, EMMAUS, PA SPREADING, PARTICULARLY PHYSICAL AND MORAL COER HENSIVE OVERVIEW. OF THE CAUSES, TREATMENT, AND ARE PROVIDED. ' 18049. PREVENTION, V 31, N 5 (MAY 1979), P 64-68. NCJ·57277 " CION, BLACKMAIL, AND THE TAKING OF HOSTAGES. STATIS PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE. PSYCHOANALYTICAL, SOCIO Sponsoring Agency: FORD FOUNDATION, 320 EAST 43RD ". STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10017. ' ' . TICAL TABLES FOR VIOLENT CRIMES IN VARIOUS COUN LOGICAL, ETHOLOGICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL THEORIES ABOUT THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE EFFECT OF IMPROPER DIET AvilUablllty:SIMON'MID SCHUSTER, 1230 AVENUE OF THE TRlgS ARE INCLUDED. SUBSTANTIAL DIFFERENCES IN THE THE ORIGINS OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR ARE REVIEWED. ON CRIMINAL BE.HAVIORAND DESCRIBE.S EFFORTS TO IM AMERICAS, NEW YORK; NY 10020. ' ' PROVE OFFEiNDERS' MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH 0 pROSECUTION AND SENTENCING POLICIES BETWEEN COUN THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF DIFFERENT TYPES TRIES ARE NOTED AND IT IS CONSIDERED THAT THERE ARE n-iROUGH NUTRITION IN OHIO, GEORGIA, COLORADO, AND OF MURDER··INTRAFAMIl,Y MURDER, MURDERS BY WOMEN, "17S., VIOLENT OFFENDER (FROM PSYCHOLOGY OF CRIME AND " INDICATIONS OF AN EXAGGERATION OF l'HE RISKS OF VIC WASHINGTON STATE, IMPROPER NUTRITION IS CLOSELY AS ASSASSINATIONS, ETC--ARE EXAMINED IN LIGHT OF RE CRIMINAL JUSTICE, 1979, BY HANS TOCH-SEENCJ·S237i). TIMIZATION FROM CRIMES OF VIOLENCE IN THE MIN'D OF SOCIATED OEVIANT BEHAVIOR. THE HIGH INTAKE OF SEARCH FINDINGS. WHY PEOPLE BECOME VIOLENT AND ByD. LESTER., HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, .383 MADI WITH THE PUBLIC. IN THE CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF VIOLENCE, SUGAR MAY Bf; THE SINGLE GREATEST DIET PROBLEM HOW THAT VIOLENCE ERUPTS INTO FAMILY ASSAULTS, VAN SON AVENUE, rilE~ XORK, NY 10017, 23 p.. 1978. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT SOCIAL PLANNERS CONSTRUCT . . , NCJ·S2383 AMONG ¥lEPE;AT OFFENDERS, WHO, TYPICALLY, EAT FROM DALISM IN TIiE SCHOOLS, CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULIS, ENVIRONMENTS THAT AIM TO MAKE VIOLENCE BOTH UN TWO TO FOUR TIMES AS .MUCH SUGAR AS THE AVERAGE AND OTHER ACTS ARE EXPLORED. DISPOSITION, TREAT THE' EPIDEMIOLOGY OF VIOLENT CRIME~ GENERAL THE NECESSARY AND UNREWARDING. VIOLENcE IN ITS RELA ORIES OF VIOLENCE, PSYCHOLOGICAL StUDIES OF SPECIFIC AMERICAN. SUCH AHIGf-' CONSUMPTION OF SUGAR CAN MENT, AND PREVENTION ARE ADDRESSED IN CHAPTERS ON TION TO PHYSIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SOCIAL VIOLENT CRIMES, AND' EM!:RGENQY TREATMENT FOR CAUSE A DISORDER IN BLOOD SUGAR METABOLISM CALLED TREATMENT VERSUS CORRECTION AND ON TREATMENT OF PROCESSES IS. EXAMINED IN THE ErlOLOGY OF VIOLENCE. PATHOLOGICALLY VIOLENT QFF'FNDE,RS ARE DISCUSSED . .HYPOGLYCEMIA; STUDIES SHOW THAT ALMOST'90 PERCENT •SEXUAL OFFENDERS, OTHER VIOLENT OFFENDERS, VIO Availability: National Criminal Justice ROierence Service MICRO- RES.EARCH INTO THE QUl::STION OF WHETHER VlpLENT OF OF ALL INMATES HAVE IT. SYMPTOMS CAN INCLUDE IRRITA LENT POLICE OFFICERS, AND THE VICTIMS OF AGGRESSION. FICHE PROGRAM. . 'FENDERS COMMIT PRIMARILY VioLENT CRIMi"SOR WHETH BiLlTY,PARANOIA, AND SUDDEN VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. FOOD SOCIETY'S ROLE IN RECOGNIZING, CONTROLLING, AND PRE ER TH!:Y, ALSO COMMIT FREQUENT, NON\ilOLENi CRIMES ALLERGY MAY ALSO. BE REFLE;CTED IN THE VICTIM'S PSY· 172. VIOLENCE IN THE'FAMILY. By A. R.,l(. MITCHELL. WAY VENTING VIOLENCE IS ALSO CONSIDERED. TAE 26 CHAP· . HAS PRODUCEDCONFLtGT:ING RESULTS. 'IN 196$, A GOV CHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR, WITH SYMPTOMS OF APATHY, LAND PUBLISHERS LTD, 49 LANSDOWNE PLACE, HOVE. EAST TERS CONTAIN CASE STUDIES AND CLINICAL EXAMPLES , . ERNMENTCOMMISSIONCONCLUOED THE FOLLOWING: THAT SLUGGISHNESS,qR HYPERACTIVITY. OTHER ALLERGIES TO SUSSEX. ENGLAND BN3. 153 p. 197a. NCJ-61811 THAT PROFESSIONALS WILL FIND USEFUL IN DEALING WITH OFF=ENDERS ARRESTED FOR VIOLENT CRIMES GENERALLY SUBSTANCES FOUND IN AN OFFENDER'S ENVIRONMENT FOCUSING ON FAMILY VIOLENCE. THIS VOLUME EXAMINES CHILD ABUSE, SCHOOL VIOLENCE, SEXUAL OFFENSES, AND HAVE:.LONG CRIMINAL, HisTOBIES, BUT USUALLY OF NON- MAY TRIGGER CRIMINAL ACTIONS THAT APP,EAR TO BE PSY- THE MECHANISM OF VIOLENCE IN THE INDIVIDUAL AND IN OTHER PROBLEMS. AN INDEX AND A S3-PAGE LIST OF REF- , 53 52 t. WHAT CRIMINAL VIOLENCE BIOLOGICAL Xyy CHOTICALL Y BASED, AS CAN POISONING BY HEAVY METALS ANYWHERE UNDER THE SKIN. HOWEVER, NEITHER OF 179. XXVV MALE PRESENTING WITH AGGRESSION-A CASE 181. XYV SYNDROME-A DANGEROUS MYTH. By J. BECKWITH SUCH AS LEAD, CADMIUM, MERCURY, AND ARSENIC. IF AN THESE TECHNIQUES HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED ENOUGH TO REPORT. By R. BERNSTEIN, I. W. BERMAN, and G. T. and J. KING. NEW SCIENTIST, KING'S REACH TOWER. OFFENDER IS DRIVEN TO DEVIANT BEHAVIOR BY ONE OF BE CONSIDERED EITHER REASONABLE OR USEFUL. SOME NURSE. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA, BOX STAMFORD STREET, LONDON SEl 9LS, ENGLAND. NEW THESE FACTORS BUT IS LABELED BY SOCIETY AND THE HORMONIC CONTROL OF AGGRESSION IS POSSIBLE WITH 643, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA. SOUTH AFRICAN MEDI· SCIENTIST. V 64, N 923 (NOVEMBER 14, 1974), P 474-476. , NCJ·57447 CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AS A COMMON CRIMINAL, THEN ESTROGENIC OR PROGESTOGENIC HORMONES OR ANTIAN· CAL JOURNAL: V 52, N.20 (NOVEMBER 5, 1977), P 809-812. NCJ-57007 THIS ARTICLE REPORTS THE LACK OF CAUSAL LINK BE· HE OR SHE MAY DEVELOP A SELF·IMAGE AS A CRIMINAL DROGENIC DRUGS, ALTHOUGH THESE METHODS DO PRO· A TWEEN THE PRESENCE OF AN EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME, AND AND THUS BEGIN A CRIMINAL CAREER. VARIOUS PRO· ,DUCE SIDE EFFECTS. WHILE THERE IS CURRENTLY NO A CASE REPORT IS PRESENTED OF A 21-YEAR·OLD MALE VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. METHODOLOGY USED IN SUCH STUD· GRAMS HAVE ATTEMPTED TO DEAL WITH THE CRIMINO· DRUG WHICH IS A COMPLETELY SPECIFIC ANTIHOSTILITY REFERRED TO THE PSYCHIATRIC UNIT OF THE JOHANNES· IES ARE SAID TO CONTAIN FLAWS. NO EVIDENCE EXISTS GENIC NUTRITIONAL BAD HABITS OF OFFENDERS. IN PITKIN AGENT, THERE ARE AVAILABLE A SIGN!FICANT NUMBER OF BURG GENERAL HOSPITAL IN SOUTH AFRICA WHO. WAS THAT HAVING AN EXTRA Y CHROMOSOME CAUSES CRIMI· COUNTV, COLO., 500 PRISONERS WERE PLACED ON A DIET PREPARATIONS WHICH DO REDUCE AGGRESSIVE TENDEN· FOUND TO HAVE A 48,XXYY KARYOTYPE. THE 48,XXYY KAR· NAL BEHAVIOR. UNFORTUNATELY, MANY PROGRAMS BASED FREE OF SUGAR, WHITE FLOUR, AND CAFFEINE; NOT ONE CIES AS ONE COMPLENENT OF THEIR ACTIONS. PHYSIO· YOTYPE, THE ' 54 55 ------ j ,,' 'i iP" j k,I II: I" ~' '~ I: l' I' 1, I:" :: " SUBJECT INDEX i, ---.~ \',"'/ ")1 ~,~ l' ~ , I, l' Common law 14 DI.posltlon 174 rI, A Commonwealth of Australia 14,39.69 Dome.tlc allault U9. 69. 172 "I' Community based corroctlonll (adult) 99 Domestic relations 16,32.166,168 Abl/se of authority 42 Comml~nlty based corrections Ouv) 99 Drug abu.e 43.87.93.120. 146. 158 I Ablised children 29. 117 Comparative analysis 19.46 Drug analy.l. 93 Abusing SPOUS.,s 69. 172 Connecticut 59 Drug dependence 56.158 Administrative hearings 160 Constitutional rights and civil lib. 42. 75. Drug detoxification 176 (/ Adolescent attitudes 150. 152 I 138. 141 Drug effect. 27.39.82.101. 120 Africa 41 ! Contro~led drug. 57. 105 Drug Information 93 Age group comparisons 178 Correcilionalln.tltutions (adult) 61. 85. Drug law enforcement 82 I Aggravated allault 81 151 Drug law offenaes56, 93 i' (f Alcohol abuse 6 I Correc~lonallnstltutlon. Ouvenlle) 77. Drug offenders 56 Alcohol-related crimes 6.27.39.55 151 {) Drug prevention programs 82 Alcoholic beverages 7,8 CorrecUons 15.24.61.72,76.87.113. Drug related crimes 8, 56. 82, 83 Alcoholism 6.7.55.87. 125 136. 141. 162 Drug research 25.48,93, 121 Alcoholism causes 58 Coun.~lIng 176 Drug treatment 57.82. 101, 105 Alternatives to Institutionalization 50. 99 Course materials 87 () Drug u.e 8.27.44 Armed rotJbery 175 Courts 62.75,76.113 Drunkenness 83 Assault and battery 166 Crime control programs 23 Crime Jrl Ilchoois 50 Crime patterns 118 B Crime prediction 116.128,170 E Crime prevention measure. 41. 44. 68. Economic Influences 3.137,155 Battered wives 16.69. 122 76,90.99,171.174 'I: ' Emotional dl.orders 15.18,30.57. 137 Behavior modification 42. 44. 113. 136. Crlma rate studies 70 ~) " J 139.141,163.172 Crime specific countermeasure. 17. 172 Encephalographlc research 2. 5. 78. 156, 170 Behavior patterns 75. 123. 144.166, 169, Crime statlatlcs 43 England 56, 122. 146 172. 178 Crimes agaln.t children 29 Behavior typologies 118. 136, 163. 175 Criminal histories 174 Environmental quality 59 I "Ii· Behavior under stre.s 59. 124.,155. 172 Criminal Ju.tlce 76. 118 Europe 171 Behavioral and social sciences 61.88, Criminal responsibility 28.87.120 Evaluation 79. 95 ,- I 109.114,122,138; 141.150.159.165 Evaluative research 127 Crlmlnalltr prediction 4.47.51.66.106. l , ' Behavioral objectives 1 178.18 " Evidence 157 Behavioral science re.earch 5, 15. 17. 18. Criminally Inqne per.ons 47 I 21.24.28.44.52.58.61.74.78.88.90. i' 100. 104. 105. 109. 110, 114, 123. 127. 128. Criminology 31.33.34.36.41,43.50,76. z; ; 132.136.140. 141. 145, 150. 154, 156, 160. 87.98.153 F 175. 178 Crl.ls Intervention 69. 145 Bibliographies 54.68, 146 Critique. 49,74. 119, 127 Family offenn8 29. 66. 172. 173 Blood and body fluid analysIs 24 Cruel and unu.ual punl.hment 42 Fear of crime 171 <;::' ...., . Burden of proof 14 Culturallnfluencea 9. 12, 88. 153. 168 Federal correctional facility 59 Federal Republic of Germany 97. 111 Female Juvenile delinquent. 71 D Female offender. 60. 61. 70 c Female .ex role. 70. 71 California 27.125 Data cOllection device. 48. 49 Fem.le .tatu. offenders 71 Canada 31,32.33.34.36.37.92.106 Decriminalization 50 Female. 56 Cau.e removal crime prevention 50, 58 Defendant. 62 Florida 81 Child abuse 29.30.54,68. 117. 122. 134, Defen.e 62 Followup contact. 45 '. 142. 166, 168. 172, 173. 1,75 Defen.e coun.el effectlveneas 62 Forensl~ p.ychlatry 131 .. Chlkhbu.e detection 29 Defen.e preparation 62 , Child ,abun reporting 30 Denmark 128 Child abu.e situation remedle. 29 Detention 76 G Child development 54 Deterrence, 44 ,\ " i Child moleat.ers 66, 125. 145. 160 Deviance 3.12.20.26,27 .. 46.'74.80.102. Genetic Influence. on behavior 22 Colorado 136 104. 133. 145, 176 Georgia 59. 176 Comml.slon report. 177 Dietary Influence. on behavior 92 Glo ...rle. 41 , ",:" 57 - ,-~-,,' •. ' ",,'.,'~,c: Preceding page blank -'.' ' ~~, Q, , I 0' Great Britain SUBJECT INDEX SUBJECT INDEX Youths Great Britain 96, 129, 130 Male offendtlrs 3, 11, 84, 131, 181 Probation 87 Group behavior 86, 150, 165, 166, 169 Marijuana 27,93, 144 SympOSia 100 Group therapy 129 Problem behavior 1,35,77,85,86, 103, Marital problems 167 114,116,140,158,168,170,179 Systems analysis 44 Maryland 11, 48, 49, 95, 104 Professional criminals 43 Massachusetts 61 Psychiatric services 72, 84, 96, 129, 132, H Mathematical models 76 140, 163, 168, 177 T Habitual offenders 159 Medical and dental.ervtces 18,72, 177 Psychiatry 15,28,45,61, 105, 123, 129, 133,139, 141 Tables (data) 145 Histories 76 Medical evaluation 95, 157 P.ychologlcal evaluation 11, 12, 15, 18, TechniqUes 25.65,148 Holistic therapy 143,157,176 Medical research 23,52,78,79,89, 100, 119, 132, 140, 156, 161 19,66,72,86,96,99,106,108,118,134, Terrorism 149 Home environment 3, 33, 53, 134, 150 136,145,157 <, -Testimony 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 66 HomiCide 38, 115 Medicolegal considerations 52, 89, 90, 9~ 11~ 13~ 141, 181 Psychological rlllsearch 20, 52, 65, 78, 79, Homosexuality 60 100, 110, 129, 132, 156, 175 Testing and measurement 72, 75, 150 Mental defectives 102, 151 Texas 59 Hostility 86 "".=J Paychologlcal theories 88 Mental disorders 1,3,13,15,18,19,34, Theoi~ 7,23,41,65,76,87,116,146,153, Human factors engineering 100,181 Psychology 30,35,42,56, 109, 134, 142, 40,45,56,57,62,63,74,81,83,89,94,95, 144, 165, 168 173, 175 Human research subject protection 52, 97, 102, 104, 105, 107, 129, 131, 137, 138, 100, 181 147, 157 Psychopaths 15,18,19,57,83,95,124. Toxic reactions 101, 176 Traffic accidents 81 Hyperactive children 143 Mental health 105 129, 136, 138, 149, 159 Mental h.alt!\) services 140 .P,sychosurgery 22, 177 Tranquilizers 57 Mentally handicapped 111, 151 Psychotherapy 129, 140, 175 Treatment 17, 58, 66, 67, 77, 79, 85, 90, Published proceedings 31,32,33,34,36, 95, 129, 134, 135, 142, 145, 160, 162, 163, Mentally III offenders 1, 15, 18, 19, 28, 84, 44, 79 173, 174, 175 97,101,104,111,124,131,138,141,146, Treatment community 129 illinois 131 148, 149, 159 Punishment 41, 42 . Treatment offender matching '162 Individual behavior 36, 109, 150, 165 Mentally retarded offenders 97 Trend analysis 55 Inmate classification 4 Michigan 138 Twins as research subjects 9 Inmate grle\'ances 42 Milieu therapy 129 Q Inmate programs 42, 113, 176 Missouri 45 Quebec 79 Inmate statls!lcs 151 Murder 173, 175 Inmates 59,84, 126 u Inmates as research subjects 48, 132, Uganda 41 156, 161 N R United Republic of Tanzania 41 Insanity defense 14,28,62,83 I· Rape 7. 125, 145, 175 United States of America 35 ,. IntelligenclI quotient 128 Natl Institute of Mental Health 178 Rapists 12,17,20,66, 125, 145, 160 H Interpersonal relations 32, 54 Neurological disorders 10, 112, 155, 177 Recidivism 106 )1 Involuntary treatment 75, 89, 139 New Jersey 24, 126 I: New York 28 ReCidivists 25, 105 v Rehabilitation 23, 85, 113, 136, 145, 160, I; , 176 Victimization 16 I" Ii J Republic of South Africa 179 Vlctlmology 145 o Victims 149,173 Jails 24, 76 Research 104 Violence 2,5,9,10,11,12,13,17,18,21, 11 Judicial decisions 138 Offender clasSification 25, 39, 65, 72, 79, Research deSign 25 118,148 27,30,32,36,44,46,52,54,60,61,63,66, Juvenile delinquency . 6, 43, 50, 77, 87, Res.arch methods 25,48,49,89,106, l! 127, 132, 136, 147 67,68,73,75,77,78,79,80,81,88,89,97, 107, 117, 150, 174, 178 Offenders 74, 115, 160 98~ 103, 107, 109, 110, 113, 114, 116, 119, Ii Juvenile delinqUency factors 6, 18,22, Offense claSSification 43 Research programs 126 120, 121, 125, 127, 130, 135, 136, 137, 141. 50,53,94,117,127,150,154,174 Ohio 151, 176 Revolutionary or terrorist groups 149 142, 144, 145, 146, 147, 149, 150, 152, 154, Oklahoma 59 159.160, 164, 165,166, 167, 168, 170, 171, i' Juvenile delinquency prevention 99, 174 Right to due process of law 139 172, 173, 175 i Juvenile delinquents 50,57,77,117,154, Organized crime 87 I, 169 Violent crimes 7,8,21,38,41,43,97,12.4, I, Overcrowding 59, 155 126, 139, 146, 164, 166, 171, 173, 175 (, . i .. Juvenile depend.ncy and n.glect 168 s Violent Inmates 11,72,90,108, 139 \) Ii Juvenll. ga~gs 146, 163 ,j' Virginia 154 i' Juvenile Justice systein 50 p School vandall.m 173 \ Juvenile otfenders 10,11,50,55,77 Scotland 150 II Juvenile processing 174 Parole 87 Senior adults 83 fi, Patuxent Instltutl9n i 04 ~x alscrlmlnatl!)n 71 w JUvenile atatus offendera 50 ,. Juveniles 55,110, 133, 169 PCP (phencyclidine hydrochloride) 82,"': &!x offenders 7.20, 159, 161, 162, 163 Washington 176 120 Sex offenses 011,43,87,146 Workshops and seminars 79 r .J PerSOnality! 24,:}7, 118,126,134 Sexual as.. ult 12.17,66,114,145.160. r: K Per.onallty a••••• m.nt 4,56,108,118, 173 .i 178 Sexual aSMult vlc\tlms 145 ~ Kenya 41 Phy.lcal crlmQ prevention 68 v 11 Simulation 44 lj Phy.lc.lly handlc.pp.d, 151 Socl.1 conditions 137.153. 155 Young edult offend.r. 11 If Planning 44 Social s.rvlc. ag.~!cl.s 69 Youthful offend.rs 50 ~ L Pleas 64 Socialization 88.,152 Youths 152 Police 76,87 Socloculture r 54.,n15 !~ Law Enforcement Assl.tance Admin 141 i·;( Police per.onn.1 Sociology 16, 50i 88. 165 I· t ~: Laws and statut.s! 14, 69, 138 ! j', : , POlice re.pon.lbilltle. SOCiopaths 4,45157,101, 138. 159 Learning disabllltl•• r 12,22,34 Pol/cy 44,50 i1\ .. Legislation 50 State corr.ctlonel f~\Clllil.s 151 Polltlcallnflu.nce. 50 State of Israel 11.~ Literature revl.ws 63, 111 jl Po.tconvlctlon remedies 113 State-of-th.-art revlOw. 163 Prediction 13,106, 127, 142 Statl.tlcal analy.l. ii 171 ~ Prenatal blologlcellnfluence. 3, 9, 22, 37, Statl.tlcs 54, 70, 1171 73, 89, 94, 117, HIO l,ji~ M Studl.s of adopted <;hlldren 9 Pretrial procedur.. 96 - Suicide 81 If.le JU"''';1l1e dellnqu.nts 27 Prl.onerarlght. 113, 139 Survey. 146, 151 Ii , 58 I 59 I JI ,!t~" .,.... \ AUTHOR INDEX :., 'j , 1 DELGADO, R. 113 HIPPCHEN, L. J. 58, 99 '\ A DELL, S; 129 HIRSCHHORN, K. 46 DETRE, T. 110 HOFFER A 143 144 ABEL, E. L. DIECKMANN, G. 161 HOPPE, C. M. 86 ABEL, G. 66 0 {" DINITZ, S. 85, 159 HULFISH, B. 102, 104 '1 1 ABEL, G. G. 12,17 DYNES, P.S. 4 ABRAMOWITZ, S.I. 74 (j ,I ALLEN,H.E. 4 J _L ANDREW, M. J. 10 E ARIEFF, A. J. 63 47 < JACOBY, J. E. ·Ii AUSTIN, J. 8 EARLS, F. 152 JAVIK, L. F. 80 ELLIOTT, F. A. 103 JEFFERY, C. R. 22 -}; ERVIN, F. 72, 147 JONEJA, M. G. 37 1 ERVIN, F. R. eO, 67, 132 I B " EYSENCK,H.J. 118 1 BAKKESTROM, E. 46 ~ . EYSENCK,S.B. 118 K l BALIS, G. 102 l BALIS, G. U. 48,65,104 KECKICH, W. A. 101 BALLA, D. A. 117 F KELLNER,R. 57,125 BARCIK, D. 104 KELLY, D. H. 50 BA~CIK, J. b. 102 FARLEY, F.H. 158 KIM, L.I. 90 BARR, H. L. 158 FIELDS, W. S. 100 KING,J. 181 BARTHOLOMEW, A. A. 38 FINK, R. D. 8 KIRKEGAARD-SORENSEN, L. 128 BATINELLI, C. J. 60 ' KLING,A. 89 BECKWITH, J. 181 KLODIN, V. 80 BERMAN,I. W. 179 G KNOTT, D. H. 8 if BERNSTEIN, R. 179 KNOTT, P. Di; 136 BLACKBURN, R. 2 GELLES, R. J. 167 KNOX, S. J. '; 64 BOEKER, W. 97, 111 G!ALLOMBARDO, R. 71 KOPELL, B. S. 27 BONNET, P. L. 18 GIBBENS, T. C. N. 96 KREUZ, L. E. 11 GLASER, 43, 76 BRANDON, S. ,122 6. KU~FER, D. J. 110 BRAXTON, E. R. 6 GOBERT, J. J. 139 KUTASH, I. L. 173 BREGGIN, P. R. 140 GOEPPINGER, H. 111 KUTASH, S. B. 173 BRODSKY,S. L. 163 GOLDSTEIN, M. 40 BROWN, P. N. 75 GOODENOUGH, D. R. 46 B),LlNSKY, G. 109 GOODWIN, B. L. 121 L GOSSOP, M. 56 GOTTLIEB, B. 176 LABERGE-ALTMEJD, D. 79 c GRANT,D. A. 39 LANDAU, S. F. '115 GROESBECK, C. 24, 126 LAUTERBACH,C.G. 13 CARLSON, E. W. 4 GROTH, A. N. 160 LESTER, D. 175' CHRISTIANSEN, K. O. 46 GROUPE, A. 90 LEWIS, D. 0.. 117, 133 CLANON, T. L. 90 GUNN, J. 129, 130, 165 LIEBER, A. L 81,91 CLiMENT, C. 147 GUZE, S. B. 45 LION, J. 102 CLIMENT, C. E. " 60, 61 LION, J. R, 104,112, 142, 148 ,CPCOZZA, J. J. 28 LLOYD, C. W. 78 c~) COHEN, A. 158 H LYLE, W. H., JR 157--~ COLEMAN, L. S. 119 CONRAD, J. P. 85, 159 HAEFtoIER, H. 97 COX, V. C. 59 HARE, R. D. 19 M HARTMAN, H. L. 1,5 HASSLER, R. 161 MCCAIN, G. 5!f o HENNESSY, D. S. 82 MCCULLOCH, Q. 48 HERMANN, G. 84 I; MCDONALD, M. 65, 102, 104 D'ASARO, B. 24, 126 HINTON, J. W. 124 MCLAY, W. D. S. 83 ,) . , 61 I, Preceding page blank '.j --~~------...-- ".- ,",., l{ , MADDEN, D. J. AUTHOR INDEX ~ I .1 MADDEN, D. J. 142 SCHELLHARD~~D. 26 MANELLA, R. L. 77 YEUDALL, L. T. 106 MARMOR, J. 137 SCHLESINGER, L. B. 173 MARTIN, H. P. 134 SCHLESINGER, S. E. 127 MATSUYAMA, S. S. 80 SCHUCK, J. R. 116 MEDNICK, S. A. 46.128 SCHUCKIT, J. J. 84 MESNIKOFF, A. M. 13 SCHUCK IT, M. A. 84 MEYER.BAHLBURG, H. F. L. 3 SCHULSINGER, F. 46 MITCHELL, A. R. K. 172 SCOTT, G. D. 37 MOLOF, M. J. 155 SCOTT, P. D. 94 MONROE,R. 9 SEGAL, A. C. 55 MONROE, R. R. 25,48,49,95,102.104, SEGAL, J. 29 105, 148 SETH, R. 69 MONTAGU, A. 88 SHAH, S. A. 73 MORAN, R.· 23 SHANOK, S. S. 117 MORGAN, J. C. 8 SHICHOR, D. 50 "OYER, K. 177 SHUMAN, S.I. 138 MOYER, K. E. 123, 135 SHUPILOV, V. 98 MURPHY, P. 27 SIEGE'., R. K. 120 MUSHANGA, T. M. 41 SINGER, R. D. 86 SIOMOPOULOS, V. 131 SMITH, D. B.~ 90 N SMITH, W. L. 89 SOLNIT, A. J. 30 NASSI, A. J. 74 SOOTHILL, K. L. 96 NEWMAN, G. R. 164 SPELLACY, F. 107.108 NEZIROGLU, F. 5 STANWOOD, C. 146 NUGENT, A. 90 STEADMAN, H. J. 28 NURSE, G. T. 179 STEINBERGER, H. 158 STORR, A. 149 STRASBURG, P. A. 174 o STUMPHAUZER, J. S. 169 O'NEILL, M. T. 124 SUTHERLAND,G.R. 38 O'REGAN, R. S. 14 .. SWEET, W. H. 100 p T o PAKULA, H. 69 TAUB, S. 110 PATRICK, C. H.70 THORNBERRY, T. P. 47 PATRICK, J. 92 TINKLENBERG, J. R. 27 PAULUS, P. B. 59 TRAVILL, A. A. 37 PFEIFFER, C. C. 18 TUCKER, G. J. 170 PINCUS, J. H. 170 TUPIN, J. P. 90 PITCHER, D. R. 180 TUTT, N. 166 PLUTCHIK, R. 60.147 !I.,' POPE, P. J. 96 POTTIEGER, A. E. 153 v PRESCOTT, J. W. 54 VELOZ, E. V. 169 VETTER, H. J. 87 R RADA, R. T. 7,20, 125 w .. , RAWLINGS, M. L. 150 RAZAVI, L. 51,52,72 WADSWORTH, M. E. J. 53 WARE, M. E. 154 ROBERTSON, G. 129 WAY, C. 129 RODEHEFFER, M. A. 134 ROLLINS, A. 60, 61 WEINBERG, C. D. 62 ROSE, R. M. 11 WEST, D. J. 146 WILES, P. 146 ROTH, W.. T. 27 i: ROY, M. 16 WILLIAMS, D. 156 RUBIN, J. 102, 104 WITKIN, H. A. 46 U RUST, J. 118 WOLFGANG, M. E. 114 ",' ~,. RUTHVEN, C. R. J. 121 WOOD, R. 69 .. WOODMAN, D. D. 124 s WRIGHT,J. 87 SADOFF, R. L. 162,168 SAGE, W. 42 " , SANDLER, M. 121 YAHRAES, H. 178 YARYURA.TOBIAS, J. A. 5,21 f '" . 62 o \'- \ 'f \ . HQWTO OBTAIN CITED DOCUMENTS 1.,? Ii' II . 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