Offence-related Cognition: Theory, Assessment and Intervention

"This book provides essential research, latest theoretical thinking, and best practice on the cognition of individuals who have offended. This book will be an essential read for academics working in offence-relevant fields, those learning about offending, as well as established practitioners working in the field. This is, to our knowledge, the first book since our own 2007 Aggressive Offenders' Cognition book (Gannon, Ward, Beech, and Fisher) to examine cognition in one text for the offending population. The 2007 book is now very outdated since there have been a number of developments in the field. This new proposed book is also substantially broader than the 2007 book"-- Provided by publisher.