.... evolutionary) and proximate (e.g. developmental) perspectives – although different levels of analysis – should be concordant with each other and together may offer a more comprehensive account of phenomena (Ward and Durrant, 2011). A couple of examples might be helpful to show how an evolutionary adaptive...

... (contact) offenders. The development of the Estimated Risk for Internet Child Sexual Offending (ERICSO), a proposed instrument for I/CAM offenders, incorporated a case study component to test on a known offender before the tool is applied to a wider sample. Design/methodology/approach The case study...

... by demonstrating that criminal offenders not only engage in a similar process of identity development as non-offenders, but that their associations with other criminals during this developmental period may have significant, long-term implications for the ways in which they think. As hypothesized, all four ego...

... (Magnusson, 2003). 1. demographics; 2. substance use; 3. developmental history; 4. criminal history; 5. clinical symptoms; and 6. major life events. Two instances of researchers using latent structure methods to look at offending patterns in rapists were found...