Prevalence of Dangerousness to the Public, Criminogenic Risk Factors and Psychopathic Traits in Child-to-Parent Offenders and Contrast with Non-Child-to-Parent Offenders

Prevalence of Dangerousness to the Public, Criminogenic Risk Factors and Psychopathic Traits in Child-to-Parent Offenders and Contrast with Non-Child-to-Parent Offenders

Aim: Child-to-parent offenders (CPOs) are commonly specialist offenders and with high rates of recidivism. Thus, a field study was designed to estimate the prevalence of recidivism in the reference measures of recidivism i.e., dangerousness, risk factors and psychopathy, and compare CPOs with non-ch...

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Main Authors: Ricardo Fandiño, Juan Basanta, Francisca Fariña, Ramón Arce
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2024-03-01
Series:Healthcare
Subjects:
criminogenic needs
juvenile offenders
intervention programs
recidivism prevention
criminal recidivism
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9032/12/6/622

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