Aggressive behavior in male offenders : preliminary analyses of self-regulatory functions in a sample of criminals
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The functional role of self-regulation in aggressive and violent behavior continues to be an important problem in the forensic field. Theoretically, self-regulatory functions should influence other dimensions known to be related to aggressive behavior, but as of yet there is no empirical test of this assumption. Emotional self-regulation, conflict behavior, behavioral resources, and personality disorders were examined in a sample of 70 offenders with respect to the role that self-regulatory variables play in aggressive behavior. Although substantial correlations between self-regulator functions and aggressive behavior were found, these variables did not predict aggression in a subsequent regression analysis. Implications of the findings are discussed and put into relation with treatment issues of aggressive offenders.
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ROSS, Thomas, Maria Isabel FONTAO, Rainer SCHNEIDER, 2007. Aggressive behavior in male offenders : preliminary analyses of self-regulatory functions in a sample of criminals. In: Psychological Reports. 2007, 100(3, Suppl.), pp. 1171-1185. ISSN 0033-2941. eISSN 1558-691X. Available under: doi: 10.2466/pr0.100.4.1171-1185BibTex
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