Many researchers have tried to figure out ways of tuning violence risk assessment to account for various amounts of risk factors and assessed how treatment should be administered to minimize recidivism. According to Douglas & Skeem (2005), understanding dynamic risk factors and their relevance in risk assessment measures is crucial for facilitating future theory and research development. Hart, Sturmey, Logan & McMurran (2011), also puts great confidence on the importance of formulation of information in order to guide future forensic practice. Additionally, both articles put strong emphasis on using past research to gather information about the many risk factors.
A common feature of formulation that Hart et al. (2011) outlines, that formulation
A common feature of formulation that Hart et al. (2011) outlines, that formulation