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33 Cards in this Set
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estelle v. gamble
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required that prisons have mental health units
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administrative segregation
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designed to fit the needs of the individual not PC or discipline, long term
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goals of correctional psychology
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rehabilitation, treatment, maintenance/crisis intervention, planning/consulting/organization, assessment
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most common types of treatment in prison
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1 - strict behaviorism, 2 - cognitive behavioral therapy
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criminal profiling
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the process of identifying key factors of the offender based on characteristics of the crime
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primary and secondary goal of criminal profiling
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p - narrowing down field of suspect, s - predicting
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stable dynamic risk factors
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changable, but change slowly over time (months/years)
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acute dynamic risk factors
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factors that change quickly or have a sudden impact
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best predictor of offense
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acute dyamic risk factors, also affect MO
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MO
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modis operandi: actions and procedures a criminal uses to commit crime, can change
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inductive profiling
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profiling based on known behaviors and emotions from past crimes
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deductive profiling
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interpreting physical evidence
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offender signature
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anything they did at the crime that didnt have to be done, tends to stay the same even when MO changes, often unconscious
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serial killer types
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visionary, missionary, thrill-oriented hedonist, power-control hedonist, comfort oriented, lust-oriented
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visionary
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most likely to have an axis 1 disorder, unorganized, hallucinogenic, think they're doing good
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missionary
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most likely to commit mass murder, irrational vigilant, targets ethnicity, ned to make things better through mission
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comfort oriented
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most women killers, enjoy murder and secondary gain
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lust oriented
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sex is primary motivation
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thrill-oriented
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less interested in power/control more interested in rush of violence, often bipolar, often abuse alc/drugs, unorganized
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power/control hedonist
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often motive behind sexual crimes, take pleasure in control, manipulation and humiliation
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types of serial rapists
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power reassurance, power assertive, anger retaliatory, sadistic
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power reassurance
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low self esteem/self worth, seem confident, try to make it seem consentual, least physically violent, need to feel wanted, memento, follow up contact
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power assertive
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includes most sex offenders, will rape ppl they know, insecure, inadequate, forcefully take back adequacy, boastful, need to appear masculine, strong, will reoffend and become more violent
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anger retaliatory
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2nd least common, rape people they dont know bc of anger, not well planned, high violence
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sadistic
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least common, most violent, most high profile, most likely to use a weapon, more likely to murder, more well planned/practiced, appear normal, inflict pain, hatred of women
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hypochondriasis
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prevalence of physical symptoms related to psychological/emotional well being
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depression
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proneness to sadness concerns of welf-worth and self doubt
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hysteria
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tendency to overplay real illness or have unrealistic fear of illness
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psychopathic deviat
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difficulty conforming behavior to the confines of the law
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gender scale
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psychological androgyny
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schizophrenia
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inability to decipher reality from fantasy
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hypomania
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tendency toward periods of manic behavior
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social introversion
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moderate to severe social aniety
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