Daniel C. Murrie, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Sam Houston State University. He has authored numerous studies related to forensic psychological assessment and maintains a private practice of forensic psychological evaluation, specializing in risk assessment.
Acknowledgments xi
1 Historical Overview of Risk Assessment 1
2 Introducing a Broad Model for Risk Assessment 16
3 Risk of What? Defining the Referral Question 34
4 What Do We Know Overall? Consider Normative Data and Population Base Rates 45
5 What Do We Know about Individuals Like This One? Empirically Supported Risk and Protective Factors 67
6 What Do We Know about This Individual? Idiographic Factors and the Need for Individualized Assessment 83
7 What Can We Say about the Results of a Risk Assessment? Risk Communication 99
8 From Risk Assessment to Risk Management 135
9 Risk Assessment of Patients with Serious Mental Illness 153
10 Risk Assessment with Sexual Offenders 179
11 Risk Assessment with Juvenile Offenders 202
12 Risk Assessment of Death Penalty Defendants 235
Epilogue 255
Appendix A Risk Assessment Instruments 259
Appendix B Sample Risk Assessment Reports 269
References 309
Index 353
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