Objective: The attachment theory is a useful framework for interpreting the phenomenon of
intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration. Although several studies have examined the …

Indigenous peoples are overrepresented in correctional systems internationally, reflecting a
history of systemic racism and colonial oppression, and the practice of risk assessment with …

This chapter focuses on the most widely accepted clinical/forensic measure of psychopathy,
the Psychopathy Checklist‐Revised (PCL‐R). Although traditionally considered to be a …

Technology-facilitated abuse, so-called “tech abuse,” through phones, trackers, and other
emerging innovations, has a substantial impact on the nature of intimate partner violence …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) remains a devastating public health issue in the United
States. Given the high stakes of IPV, it is imperative that treatment provided to perpetrators …

The construct of psychopathy has received considerable attention from clinicians,
researchers, and legal practitioners because of its demonstrated association with a range of …

Violent conduct in society is a major health concern, and therefore one of the major aims in
forensic mental healthcare is the assessment of the risk for (future) violence. The prediction …

Background Domestic violence (DV) is one of the major concerning health problems
worldwide, and individuals who experienced domestic violence, may suffer physical or …

Importance Current risk assessment tools for domestic violence against family members
were developed with small and selected samples, have low accuracy with few external …

Objective: Legislators, researchers, and clinical practitioners are increasingly aware of
coercive and controlling behaviors and attitudes, in relation to intimate partner violence …