Offence type and neurodiversity: A comparison of 12‐17‐year‐old boys charged with a criminal offence by diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or both
Offence type and neurodiversity: A comparison of 12‐17‐year‐old boys charged with a criminal offence by diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or both Abstract Background Autism spectrum…
Gambling and crime: An exploration of gambling availability and culture in an English prison
Gambling and crime: An exploration of gambling availability and culture in an English prison Abstract Background There is evidence that prisoners have the highest rate of problem gambling in any…
A comparison of health behaviours in male adolescents with and without offending histories referred for adolescent health services in Turkey
A comparison of health behaviours in male adolescents with and without offending histories referred for adolescent health services in Turkey Abstract Background Offending and incarceration are important societal problems that…
Acceptability and feasibility of using avatar‐based virtual world software as an adjunct to clinical interventions, training, and reflective practice in a medium secure setting: A qualitative interview study
Acceptability and feasibility of using avatar‐based virtual world software as an adjunct to clinical interventions, training, and reflective practice in a medium secure setting: A qualitative interview study Abstract Background…
Reforming psychosocial and mental health pathways for young people following initial encounters with police
Reforming psychosocial and mental health pathways for young people following initial encounters with police Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, Volume 32, Issue 5, Page 303-307, October 2022. David Baker, Simon…
A comparison of men and women referred to provincial correctional mental health services in Ontario, Canada
A comparison of men and women referred to provincial correctional mental health services in Ontario, Canada Abstract Background Women comprise around 15% of admissions to provincial correctional institutions in Canada.…
Patterns of homicide in Sfax, Tunisia: A 9‐year cohort study (2011–2019)
Patterns of homicide in Sfax, Tunisia: A 9‐year cohort study (2011–2019) Abstract Introduction In Tunisia, since the January 2011 revolution, there has been considerable media interest in violence, particularly homicides.…
The relationship between self‐forgiveness and psychological wellbeing in prison inmates: The mediating role of mindfulness
The relationship between self‐forgiveness and psychological wellbeing in prison inmates: The mediating role of mindfulness Abstract Background Previous research with general population samples has consistently shown that forgiveness and mindfulness…
The impact of anger and self‐concealment on post‐traumatic stress and psychiatric comorbid symptoms in Chinese prisoners: A longitudinal study
The impact of anger and self‐concealment on post‐traumatic stress and psychiatric comorbid symptoms in Chinese prisoners: A longitudinal study Abstract Background Research reported prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among…
Intergenerational continuity of crime: A comparison between children of discordant siblings
Intergenerational continuity of crime: A comparison between children of discordant siblings Abstract Background Various studies have shown that fathers and children show similarities in criminal behaviour, but little is known…
The healthcare plight of offenders in the community
The healthcare plight of offenders in the community Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, Volume 32, Issue 4, Page 249-254, August 2022. Guy C. M. Skinner, David P. Farrington Read the…
Evidence for the ecological validity of the Brief Jail Mental Health Screen: Positive predictive value among remanded men and women
Evidence for the ecological validity of the Brief Jail Mental Health Screen: Positive predictive value among remanded men and women Abstract Background Individuals with severe mental illness are over-represented in…