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» What is the Meaning of Piercings?
By Adam Fulford | Published 08/18/2007 | Psychology | Unrated
Piercings are seen as self mutilation by some, while others view it as body art and self expression, displaying piercings jewellery and ornaments.
» Save Our Children: When Is a Mother Dangerous to her Child or Others?
By Kathryn Seifert | Published 10/13/2006 | Psychology | Unrated
What could make a woman so desperate that she would kill her friend, her children, or another woman. We do not want to think of our mothers, sisters and daughters in this way. Prevention programs are available and need to be used.
» Doctor, Is This Person Dangerous?
By Kathryn Seifert | Published 10/13/2006 | Psychology | Unrated
John Hinkley is a prime example of how the criminal justice system must determine risk of future violence every day. Determination of non-dangerousness has allowed him to have over night home visits. Assessing risk of violence is an issue separate from evaluating mental health issues. The fourth generation of violence risk assessment tools uses clinical items, risk and resiliency factors, and risk management plans.
» Children, War, and Terrorism
By Kathryn Seifert | Published 10/13/2006 | Psychology | Unrated

“You better run for cover when the pup grows up.” ~ Les Miserable, Andrew Lloyd Weber

Terrorism has its beginning in the abuse, neglect, loss of parents, and exposure to violence in early childhood resulting in disruptions in attachments. Those with disrupted attachments fail to reach pro-social maturity interpersonally, in affect regulation and self control, and in moral development. Generations of war and violence in the Middle East continues to produce more terrorists. The world must make a commitment to care for its children.

» Are Correctional Staff Sick of Their Jobs or Are Their Jobs Making Them Sick?
By Kathryn Seifert | Published 10/13/2006 | Psychology | Unrated
This study assessed the effect of stress on the physical and emotional well-being of correctional employees. The findings supported that work stress in a correctional setting can have a negative effect employees physical and mental health


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