Nonviolent offenders' and college students' attachment and social support behaviors: Implications for counseling

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to examine the relationships between adult attachment orientations and the ability to seek social support as factors in mediating behavior. The results indicated that the non-normative group of nonviolent offenders reported being more securely attached and having more satisfaction with their social supports than the normative group of college students.

Science & research, Public affairs, Social aspects, Research, Evaluation, Social networks, Forensic psychiatry, Social support

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The effects of cognitive-behavioral treatment for forensic inpatients

Article Abstract:

The effects of an intramural cognitive-behavioral treatment for forensic inpatients with personality disorders in a high-security hospital are examined. A minority of patients revealed reliable change over time at the individual level, though the patients improved well at the group level.

Care and treatment, Cognitive therapy, Personality disorders

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