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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Nathaniel J. PallonePublisher: Taylor & Francis Inc Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.204kg ISBN: 9781412865333ISBN 10: 1412865336 Pages: 138 Publication Date: 05 March 2018 Audience: Professional and scholarly , College/higher education , Professional & Vocational , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsPreface. 1 Both Guilty and Mentally Ill: Topography of a Twilight Zone. 2 The Legislative Basis: Genesis of a Twilight Zone. 3 Criminally Deviant Sexual Behavior: Incidence and Sequelae. 4 Clinical Inclusionary Criteria and Their Uncertain Application. 5 Standard and Aggressive Methods of Treatment and Their Legal Constraints. 6 Exits: Differential Criteria and Pathways for Release. 7 Reprise: The Clinical Quandaries Revisited. References. IndexReviewsA distinguished forensic psychologist at Rutgers University, Pallone has extensive experience in the classification and treatment of sex offenders, chairing the classification review board for New Jersey's Department of Corrections . . . [Pallone] argues for aggressive hospital-based, labor-intensive, relatively shorter treatments, against psychoactive medications, and against standard longer-term, corrections-based, nonlabor-intensive treatments. Excellent. </p> --C. S. Widom, <em>Choice</em></p> -A distinguished forensic psychologist at Rutgers University, Pallone has extensive experience in the classification and treatment of sex offenders, chairing the classification review board for New Jersey's Department of Corrections . . . [Pallone] argues for -aggressive- hospital-based, labor-intensive, relatively shorter treatments, against psychoactive medications, and against -standard- longer-term, corrections-based, nonlabor-intensive treatments. Excellent.- --C. S. Widom, Choice A distinguished forensic psychologist at Rutgers University, Pallone has extensive experience in the classification and treatment of sex offenders, chairing the classification review board for New Jersey's Department of Corrections . . . [Pallone] argues for aggressive hospital-based, labor-intensive, relatively shorter treatments, against psychoactive medications, and against standard longer-term, corrections-based, nonlabor-intensive treatments. Excellent. --C. S. Widom, Choice -A distinguished forensic psychologist at Rutgers University, Pallone has extensive experience in the classification and treatment of sex offenders, chairing the classification review board for New Jersey's Department of Corrections . . . [Pallone] argues for -aggressive- hospital-based, labor-intensive, relatively shorter treatments, against psychoactive medications, and against -standard- longer-term, corrections-based, nonlabor-intensive treatments. Excellent.- --C. S. Widom, Choice -A distinguished forensic psychologist at Rutgers University, Pallone has extensive experience in the classification and treatment of sex offenders, chairing the classification review board for New Jersey's Department of Corrections . . . [Pallone] argues for -aggressive- hospital-based, labor-intensive, relatively shorter treatments, against psychoactive medications, and against -standard- longer-term, corrections-based, nonlabor-intensive treatments. Excellent.- --C. S. Widom, Choice ""A distinguished forensic psychologist at Rutgers University, Pallone has extensive experience in the classification and treatment of sex offenders, chairing the classification review board for New Jersey's Department of Corrections . . . [Pallone] argues for ""aggressive"" hospital-based, labor-intensive, relatively shorter treatments, against psychoactive medications, and against ""standard"" longer-term, corrections-based, nonlabor-intensive treatments. Excellent."" --C. S. Widom, Choice Author InformationNathaniel J. Pallone (1935–2004) was University Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University. He served as editor-in-chief of the Journal of Offender Rehabilitation. His published works include Mental Disorder among Prisoners. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |