Pathways, Assessment and Treatment of Offenders with Intellectual Disability: Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities: Vol 26, No 5

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Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities: Volume 26, Issue 5

Special Issue:Pathways, Assessment and Treatment of Offenders with Intellectual Disability

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Why Do Some People with Intellectual Disability Engage in Offending Behaviour and What Can We Do About It? Editorial

Pre-Trial Reported Defendants in the Netherlands with Intellectual Disability, Borderline and Normal Intellectual Functioning

Anti-Social Behaviour and Police Contact among 13- to 15-Year-old English Adolescents with and Without Mild/Moderate Intellectual Disability

Offending by People with Intellectual Disabilities in Community Settings: A Preliminary Examination of Contextual Factors

Predicting Institutional Violence in Offenders with Intellectual Disabilities: The Predictive Efficacy of the VRAG and the HCR-20

Prospective Dynamic Assessment of Risk of Sexual Reoffending in Individuals with an Intellectual Disability and a History of Sexual Offending Behaviour

Pathways into the Criminal Justice System for Individuals with Intellectual Disability

Different Factors Influence Self-Reports and Third-Party Reports of Anger by Adults with Intellectual Disabilities

Autism Spectrum Disorder: Forensic Issues and Challenges for Mental Health Professionals and Courts

Face Recognition and Description Abilities in People with Mild Intellectual Disabilities

The Social Information Processing Model as a Framework for Explaining Frequent Aggression in Adults with Mild to Moderate Intellectual Disabilities: A Systematic Review of the Evidence

A Comparison of Anger in Offenders and Non-Offenders Who have Intellectual Disabilities

‘Counterfeit Deviance’ Revisited

Using Behavioural Skills Training to Treat Aggression in Adults with Mild Intellectual Disability in a Forensic Setting

Men with Intellectual Disabilities who have Attended Sex Offender Treatment Groups: A Follow-Up

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Special Issue:Pathways, Assessment and Treatment of Offenders with Intellectual Disability

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Why Do Some People with Intellectual Disability Engage in Offending Behaviour and What Can We Do About It? Editorial

Pre-Trial Reported Defendants in the Netherlands with Intellectual Disability, Borderline and Normal Intellectual Functioning

Anti-Social Behaviour and Police Contact among 13- to 15-Year-old English Adolescents with and Without Mild/Moderate Intellectual Disability

Offending by People with Intellectual Disabilities in Community Settings: A Preliminary Examination of Contextual Factors

Predicting Institutional Violence in Offenders with Intellectual Disabilities: The Predictive Efficacy of the VRAG and the HCR-20

Prospective Dynamic Assessment of Risk of Sexual Reoffending in Individuals with an Intellectual Disability and a History of Sexual Offending Behaviour

Pathways into the Criminal Justice System for Individuals with Intellectual Disability

Different Factors Influence Self-Reports and Third-Party Reports of Anger by Adults with Intellectual Disabilities

Autism Spectrum Disorder: Forensic Issues and Challenges for Mental Health Professionals and Courts

Face Recognition and Description Abilities in People with Mild Intellectual Disabilities

The Social Information Processing Model as a Framework for Explaining Frequent Aggression in Adults with Mild to Moderate Intellectual Disabilities: A Systematic Review of the Evidence

A Comparison of Anger in Offenders and Non-Offenders Who have Intellectual Disabilities

‘Counterfeit Deviance’ Revisited

Using Behavioural Skills Training to Treat Aggression in Adults with Mild Intellectual Disability in a Forensic Setting

Men with Intellectual Disabilities who have Attended Sex Offender Treatment Groups: A Follow-Up

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