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International Journal of Forensic Mental Health Volume 1, 2002 - Issue 2
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Identifying Psychiatric Patients at Risk for Repeated Involvement in Violence: The Next Step Toward Intensive Community Treatment Programs

Jennifer L. Skeem Department of Psychology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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Edward P. Mulvey Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
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Charles Lidz University of Massachusetts School of Medicine
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William Gardner University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
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Carol Schubert Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Pages 155-170 | Published online: 17 Feb 2012

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KevinS. Douglas & James R. P. Ogloff. (2003) Multiple Facets of Risk for Violence: The Impact of Judgmental Specificity on Structured Decisions About Violence Risk. International Journal of Forensic Mental Health 2:1, pages 19-34.
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Edward P. Mulvey, Candice Odgers, Jennifer Skeem, William Gardner, Carol Schubert & Charles Lidz. (2006) Substance use and community violence: A test of the relation at the daily level.. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 74:4, pages 743-754.
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Kevin S. Douglas & Jennifer L. Skeem. (2005) Violence risk assessment: Getting specific about being dynamic.. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 11:3, pages 347-383.
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Brian McKenzie & Helen Curr. (2005) Predicting violence in a medium secure setting: a study using the historical and clinical scales of the HCR‐20. The British Journal of Forensic Practice 7:3, pages 22-28.
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Jennifer Roberts, Edward P. Mulvey, Julie Horney, John Lewis & Michael L. Arter. (2005) A Test of Two Methods of Recall for Violent Events. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 21:2, pages 175-193.
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Carol A. SchubertEdward P. Mulvey, Charles W. Lidz, William P. Gardner & Jennifer L. Skeem. (2016) Weekly Community Interviews With High-Risk Participants. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 20:5, pages 632-646.
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Jennifer L. Skeem, Joshua D. Miller, Edward Mulvey, Jenny Tiemann & John Monahan. (2005) Using a Five-Factor Lens to Explore the Relation Between Personality Traits and Violence in Psychiatric Patients.. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 73:3, pages 454-465.
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Anna Maria Dåderman & Marianne Kristiansson. (2004) Psychopathy-related personality traits in male juvenile delinquents: An application of a person-oriented approach. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 27:1, pages 45-64.
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