Behavioral Forensics
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- Criminal Justice and Behavior recent issues
- Psychology, Public Policy, and Law - Vol 18, Iss 1
- Law and Human Behavior - Online First Publication
- Law and Human Behavior - Vol 36, Iss 2
- Criminology and Criminal Justice recent issues
- Behavioral Sciences & the Law - pubmed
- Journal of Personality and Social Psychology - Vol 102, Iss 4
- Journal of Criminal Justice - ScienceDirect Publication
- IJLP - International Journal of Law and Psychiatry - ScienceDirect Publication
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- Behavioral Sciences & the Law
- British Journal of Psychology
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- PsycCRITIQUES Blog
- Psychological Reports: Table of Contents
- behavioral forensics - Google Blog Search
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/29/12
 Examiner.com |
Fort Bragg shooting follows extensive crime fears
Examiner.com Radell Smith, Atlanta Crime Examiner. Radell Smith possesses a formal education in behavioral forensics as well as successful experience in the field of profiling unsolved homicides. Subscribe · RSS Feed · Become an Examiner ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/29/12
Bees Shed Light On Human Sweet Perception and Metabolic Disorders
Science Daily (press release) "From this study, we realized we can take advantage of honey bees in understanding how food-related behaviors interact with internal metabolism, as well as how to manipulate these food-related behaviors in order to control metabolic disorders," added ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/29/12
 Examiner.com |
Zimmerman back in court on Friday for second bond hearing
Examiner.com Radell Smith, Criminal Profiles Examiner. Radell Smith possesses a formal education in behavioral forensics as well as successful experience in the field of profiling unsolved homicides. Subscribe · RSS Feed · Become an Examiner ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/29/12
The Olympics: Users must protect their own cyberspace
Infosecurity Magazine Most will remember the 7/7 London attacks, where one bomb detonated within a London bus. Now the buses have been fitted with their own form of 'behavioral analysis' technology that will detect a bus behaving “erratically — something that might happen ... |
via pubmed: "behav sci law"[jour... by Vincent GM, Guy LS, Gershenson BG, McCabe P on 6/30/12
Behav Sci Law. 2012 Jun 29;
Authors: Vincent GM, Guy LS, Gershenson BG, McCabe P
Abstract
An effective approach to reducing recidivism is, first, to identify a youth's risk of reoffending and then to match the intensity of interventions to that risk level. This pre-post quasi-experimental, prospective study compared 247 (pre) with 217 (post) adjudicated youths to examine the implementation of the Structured Assessment of Violence Risk in Youth (SAVRY) and its effects on case management practices in Louisiana's Caddo parish probation office. The results indicated that placement rates dropped by 50%, use of maximum levels of supervision dropped by almost 30%, and use of community services decreased except for high-risk youths, but only after the SAVRY was properly implemented. This shift towards more appropriate allocation of resources that are matched to risk level occurred without a significant increase in reoffending. The implications for implementation and for use of risk/needs assessment in juvenile probation are discussed. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
PMID: 22745028 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/27/12
Dylan McDermott, sister get needed closure in mother's murder
Examiner.com Radell Smith, Criminal Profiles Examiner. Radell Smith possesses a formal education in behavioral forensics as well as successful experience in the field of profiling unsolved homicides. Subscribe · RSS Feed · Become an Examiner ... and more » |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/28/12
Janesville School District lists retirements, resignations
Janesville Gazette Harding began working in Janesville in 2001, teaching students with emotional and behavioral disabilities at Edison Middle School. She then moved to Marshall Middle .... Pakes coached forensics for nine years. -- Patricia Piek-Groth retires after 19 ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/28/12
 GovInfoSecurity.com |
Developing Situational Awareness
GovInfoSecurity.com In this case, network security analysts need to combine behavioral data about malicious artifacts with the network traffic flow data to understand malicious activity across the network. "Without combining relevant data sets impacting the network ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google Blog Search by Greg Laden on 6/29/12
SMM Race Exhibit Panel addressing the common misconception that a forensic anthropologist can look at a skull and accurately attribute "race. ... Anthropology (199), Cannibalism (4), Language (20), Language phylogeny (3), Archaeology (116 ), Origin of Agriculture (19), Atheism (212), Aves (birds) (129), Behavioral Biology (127), Naturalistic Fallacy (6), Nature-Nurture (12), Sex Differences (46), Trivers-Willard (11), Biogeography (30), Books (135), Books-Birds (29) ...
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/29/12
Rational Retention Integrates Catelas
Virtual-Strategy Magazine Catelas Early Case Intelligence leverages a unique combination of technologies, based on social network analysis and behavioral analytics, called Relationships Forensics. This allows Catelas to identify the key people and uncover the hot documents in a ... and more » |
via behavioral forensics - Google Blog Search by Walla Walla on 6/26/12
forensic use a knowledge involving economic theories , business information , financial credit reporting methods, sales along with auditing requirements and procedures, data supervision & electronic breakthrough , evidence ...
via pubmed: "behav sci law"[jour... by Perrault RT, Paiva-Salisbury M, Vincent GM on 6/29/12
Behav Sci Law. 2012 Jun 28;
Authors: Perrault RT, Paiva-Salisbury M, Vincent GM
Abstract
Juvenile probation officers (JPOs) are required to make numerous decisions about the case management of young offenders on a daily basis. This multi-site study examined JPOs' (N = 64) perceptions of the typical youth's risk of reoffending before implementation of a risk/needs assessment (RNA) tool, and their self-reported, case management decision-making after implementation of an RNA tool. Results indicated that JPOs tended to overestimate the likely base rates of reoffending while RNA tool estimates were more accurate. Further, most JPOs appeared to be making service referral and placement decisions commensurate with youths' risk levels, regardless of whether they claimed to use the RNA tool in their decisions. Variability in application of risk to case management practices was more a function of the probation office than of the specific JPO. Implications for use of risk assessment in juvenile probation are discussed. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
PMID: 22740174 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
via Behavioral Sciences & the Law by Gina M. Vincent, Laura S. Guy, Bernice G. Gershenson, Patrick McCabe on 6/29/12
An effective approach to reducing recidivism is, first, to identify a youth's risk of reoffending and then to match the intensity of interventions to that risk level. This pre–post quasi-experimental, prospective study compared 247 (pre) with 217 (post) adjudicated youths to examine the implementation of the Structured Assessment of Violence Risk in Youth (SAVRY) and its effects on case management practices in Louisiana's Caddo parish probation office. The results indicated that placement rates dropped by 50%, use of maximum levels of supervision dropped by almost 30%, and use of community services decreased except for high-risk youths, but only after the SAVRY was properly implemented. This shift towards more appropriate allocation of resources that are matched to risk level occurred without a significant increase in reoffending. The implications for implementation and for use of risk/needs assessment in juvenile probation are discussed. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/28/12
Georgia leaders promise CJ savings, tout drug addicts success
Examiner.com Radell Smith, Atlanta Crime Examiner. Radell Smith possesses a formal education in behavioral forensics as well as successful experience in the field of profiling unsolved homicides. Subscribe · RSS Feed · Become an Examiner ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/28/12
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Effective in Combatting Anxiety Disorders, Study ...
Science Daily (press release) Whether it is a phobia like a fear of flying, public speaking or spiders, or a diagnosis such as obsessive compulsive disorder, new research finds patients suffering from anxiety disorders showed the most improvement when treated with cognitive ... |
via ScienceDirect Publication: Journal of Criminal Justice on 6/30/12
Publication year: 2012
Source:Journal of Criminal Justice, Volume 40, Issue 4
Source:Journal of Criminal Justice, Volume 40, Issue 4
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/28/12
Date of Earliest Animal Life Reset by 30 Million Years
Science Daily (press release) Zoology · Agriculture and Food · Behavioral Science · Fossils & Ruins · Fossils · Dinosaurs · Origin of Life · Reference · Trace fossil · Fossil · Sponge · Evolution of the horse. The discovery was made by U of A geologists Ernesto Pecoits and Natalie ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/28/12
Turning Skin Cells Into Brain Cells: Huntington's Disease in a Dish
Science Daily (press release) "Having these cells will allow us to screen for therapeutics in a way we haven't been able to before in Huntington's disease," saysChristopher A. Ross, M.D., Ph.D., a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, neurology, pharmacology and ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/27/12
30-year-old cold case reopened in Brantford
Toronto Star The force's forensics unit spent last week searching it. No human remains were found, but police ... Police are relying on advances in forensic sciences and information from locals who lived in the area at the time to find answers. Police couldn't say ... |
via behavioral forensics - Google News on 6/28/12
 Toronto Star |
Man arrested after woman, dog shot at Scarborough home
Toronto Star Wednesday morning, with 10 police cruisers on scene at 9:30 a.m., including a forensics unit. Carol Danilko said she saw the dog bleeding from its neck and foaming at the mouth. She said it was walking very slowly but didn't seem panicked. Heather ... |
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