Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A multi-disciplinary team approach to threat assessment,2001,1,1,17-33,Hinman
Additional flaws in the Minnesota Sex Offender Screening Tool-Revised,2003,2,4,65-78,Wollert
Autonomic arousal in the presence of psychopathy: a survey of mental health and criminal justice professional,2003,2,2,21-33,Meloy
Avoiding garbage in sex offender re-offense risk assessment,2003,2,2,73-92,Declue
Case characteristics of threats toward state government targets investigated by a midwestern state,2001,1,3,41-60,Scalora
Chemical and biological violence: predictive patterns in state and terrorist behavior,2003,2,3,41-68,Paltin
Child molestation: factors related to level of violence,2001,1,2,21-34,Scalora
Children who kill family members: three case studies from australia,2003,2,2,57-72,Lennings
Client threats toward social workers: nature motives and response,2003,2,2,1-19,Newhill
Epidemiological data of non-fatal workplace violence from local and state law enforcement samples,2003,2,4,17-33,Scalora
Ethical concerns in forensic consultation regarding national safety and security,2003,2,3,95-107,Ewing
Human captivity experiences,2002,2,1,3-41,Mohandie
Negotiating crises: the evolution of hostage/barricade crisis negotiation,2003,2,3,69-94,Call
On becoming a replacement worker: financial need in relation to vacated positions strike publicity number of strikers and threat of violence,2002,2,1,67-85,O'Shea
Parricide,2001,1,1,35-45,Cooke
Premature reliance on the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised in violence risk and threat assessment,2001,1,4,53-66,Freedman
Professionals' beliefs regarding child sexual abuse: assessment and treatment implications,2001,1,2,35-61,Griffith
Recidivism among serious violent crime offenders in Finland,2001,1,4,41-51,Tiihonen
Risk assessment of workplace violence: ethical and procedural issues in evaluating employees,2001,1,2,1-20,Hargrave
Risk factors for approach behavior toward the U.S. Congress,2003,2,2,35-55,Scalora
Risk factors for violence among stalkers,2001,1,1,3-16,Meloy
Stalker typologies: a law enforcement perspective,2001,1,2,75-97,Sheridan
Stalking of doctors by patients: a case study of love obsessional stalking,2003,2,4,35-47,Tsushima
Suicide Risk Assessment for Incarcerated Juveniles: Preliminary Findings on a Screening Instrument,2001,1,4,17-40,Galloucis
Terrorism as group violence,2003,2,3,9-40,Ballif-Spanvill
The assessment of self-mutilation: issues and considerations,2001,1,1,91-109,Vanderhoff
The course and nature of stalking: an in-depth victim survey,2001,1,3,61-79,Sheridan
The importance of cross-validation in actuarial test construction: Shrinkage in the risk estimates for the Minnesota Sex Offender Screening Tool-Revised,2002,2,1,87-102,Wollert
The potential sex murderer: ominous signs risk assessment,2001,1,1,47-72,Schlesinger
The relationship between threats and violence in juvenile stalking,2001,1,3,81-90,McCann
The role of the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) in violence risk and threat assessment,2001,1,4,67-81,Gacono
The San Diego stalking strike force: a multi-disciplinary approach to assessing and managing stalking and threat cases,2002,2,1,43-53,Maxey
The violent true believer: homicidal and suicidal states of mind,2001,1,4,1-15,Mohandie
Threat assessment: a partnership between law enforcement and mental health,2002,2,1,55-66,Palarea
Threatening and non-threatening verbal aggression as predictors of physical aggression in violent psychiatric patients,2001,1,2,63-74,Hillbrand
Toward the scientific and professional assessment of violence potentialin the workplace,2003,2,4,1-15,Bloom
Violence prediction and risk analysis: empirical advances and guidelines,2001,1,3,1-39,Hall
What "shrinkage" of the MnSOST-R? A response to Wollert,2003,2,4,49-64,Doren