International Journal of Forensic Mental Health Volume 2, Number 2 Fall, 2003 Contents (PDF) Testing the Reliability and Validity of the Risk, Sophistication-Maturity, and Treatment Amenability Instrument (RST-i): An Assessment Tool for Juvenile Offenders Anne-Marie R. Leistico and Randall T. Salekin Psychiatric Disability, the Use of Financial Leverage, and Perceived Coercion in Mental Health Services Eric B. Elbogen, Jeffrey W. Swanson, and Marvin S. Swartz Adjustment, Integration, and Quality of Life Among Forensic Patients Receiving Community Outreach Services Gary J. Gerber, Pamela N. Prince, Stephen Duffy, Linda McDougall, Janet Cooper, and Susan Dowler Can Persons With Co-occurring Disorders and Violent Charges be Successfully Diverted? Michelle Naples and Henry J. Steadman The Role of Demographic, Criminal, and Psychiatric Variables in Examiners’ Predictions of Restorability to Competency to Stand Trial Karen L. Hubbard and Patricia A. Zapf Staff’s Choice of Formal and Informal Coercive Interventions in Psychiatric Emergencies Rolf Wynn Do Schizophrenic Patients With a History of Violence Express a Preference for Screen Violence? Karen Guy, Damian Mohan, and Pamela J. Taylor The Prediction of Violence in Acute Psychiatric Units David Watts, Morven Leese, Stuart Thomas, Zerrin Atakan, and Til Wykes Are Negative Social and Psychological Childhood Characteristics of Significant Importance in the Development of Psychosocial Dysfunctioning? Jenny Freidenfelt and Britt af Klinteberg Do Violent Offenders With Schizophrenia Who Attack Family Members Differ From Those With Other Victims? Annika Nordström and Gunnar Kullgren
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