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Dr David Gordon Scott commented on Dr David Gordon Scott's group 'European Group for the study of deviance and social control'Dr David Gordon Scott commented on Dr David Gordon Scott's group 'European Group for the study of deviance and social control'"The European Working Group on Prisons, Detention and Punishment
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A perfect medical doctor
A prison psychologist told me the following story. She worked in an admission unit for mentally ill prisoners who made several problems in other prisons nationwide. These troubles were mainly suicide attempts and self harms, but sometimes extremely rare cases.
One day a very respectable prison psychiatrist, the head of the admission unit, called the psychologist, who told me the story. The psychiatrist said that the young psychologist could witness a pretty rare psycho-organic…
Continue Posted by Gergely Fliegauf on January 10, 2012 at 11:12
psychosocial criminology, the relevance when considering personality disorders
can this be linked or is it an assumption to believe that psychosocial theory can adequetly explain crimes committed by those displaying traits of personality disorder.
Posted by benny cooney on January 13, 2012 at 17:49 — 1 Comment
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