Yochelson and Samenow
Turning to Crime G543
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- Yochelson and Samenow - Cognitive Thinking Patterns
- Longitudinal Study - 14 years
- Yochelson and Samenow - Cognitive Thinking Patterns
- Interviews conducted over a number of years
- 255 male offenders from America (various backgrounds)
- Judged Not Guilty for Reasons of Insanity
- 255 male offenders from America (various backgrounds)
- 255 male offenders from America (various backgrounds)
- Aims
- Understand the Criminal Personality
- Aims
- Aims
- Establish techniques to alter that personality
- Encourage an understanding of legal responsibility
- Preventing Criminal Behavior
- No Control Group
- Face to face psychotherapy - Freudian
- Interviews conducted over a number of years
- Interviews conducted over a number of years
- Results Criminals are...
- Requests by teachers are impositions
- Dissatisfied, irritable and restless
- Results Criminals are...
- Requests by teachers are impositions
- Results Criminals are...
- Set themselves apart
- habitually angry
- Lacking Empathy
- No obligations to anyone
- Sample Represents sub group of Criminals - Psychopaths
- Winn and Bloom - Born good or Bad
- Sample Represents sub group of Criminals - Psychopaths
- Sample Represents sub group of Criminals - Psychopaths
- Baron - cohen study on autism
- Qualitative - Hard to analyse (subjective)
- Cant be generalized to criminals not found incompetent
- Judged Not Guilty for Reasons of Insanity
- Judged Not Guilty for Reasons of Insanity
- Androcentric
- Most of these are found in anti social disorders
- Lacking Internal Validity
- Most of these are found in anti social disorders
- Most of these are found in anti social disorders
- Most psychopaths are known to lie
- Decreasing validity and reliability
- Most psychopaths are known to lie
- Most psychopaths are known to lie
- Increasing concurrent Validity
- Winn and Bloom - Born good or Bad
- Winn and Bloom - Born good or Bad
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