Aggressive Offenders' Cognition / Wiley Series in Forensic Clinical Psychology (PDF)

About the Editors. List of Contributors. Series Editors' Preface. Preface. Acknowledgements. Introduction (Theresa A. Gannon, Tony Ward, Anthony R. Beech and Dawn Fisher). PART I SEXUAL ABUSERS. 1 The Cognitive Distortions and Implicit Theories of Child Sexual Abusers (Joanne Thakker, Tony Ward and Shruti Navathe). 2 The Implicit Theories of Rapists and Sexual Murderers (Dawn Fisher and Anthony R. Beech). 3 Cognitive Distortions as Belief, Value and Action Judgments (Tony Ward, Kirsten Keown and Theresa A. Gannon). 4 Child Sexual Abuse-Related Cognition: Current Research (Theresa A. Gannon and Jane Wood). 5 Rape-Related Cognition: Current Research (Calvin M. Langton). 6 Changing Child Sexual Abusers' Cognition (Christopher Dean, Ruth E. Mann, Rebecca Milner and Shadd Maruna). 7 Cognitive Treatment "Just for Rapists": Recent Developments (Lynne Eccleston and Karen Owen). PART II VIOLENT OFFENDERS. 8 Theoretical Explanations of Aggression and Violence (Marc A. Sestir and Bruce Bartholow). 9 Violence-Related Cognition: Current Research (Rachael M. Collie, James Vess and Sharlene Murdoch). 10 Moral Cognition and Aggression (Emma J. Palmer). 11 Treatments for Angry Aggression (Clive R. Hollin and Claire A. J. Bloxsom). 12 Alcohol and Aggressive Cognition (Mary McMurran). 13 The Cognition of Domestic Abusers: Explanations, Evidence and Treatment (Elizabeth Gilchrist). Index.

Theresa A. Gannon, DPhil, CPsychol, is Lecturer in Forensic
Psychology at the University of Kent, United Kingdom, and also
works in a practical setting, one day a week, at the Trevor Gibbens
Unit Forensic Psychiatry Services, Kent, UK. Her research interests
include the examination of cognition in child sexual abusers,
rapists and violent offenders using experimental techniques. She is
lead investigator on two funded projects investigating the
cognition of offenders. One is investigating the existence of
offence-supportive schema in women sexual abusers and the other is
the development of a pictorial cognitive test for adolescent
offenders. Theresa is also interested in public attitudes towards
offending populations and models of offender rehabilitation.

Tony Ward, PhD, DipClinPsyc, is Director of the Clinical
Psychology Programme at Victoria University of Wellington, New
Zealand. His research interests include the offence process in
offenders, cognitive distortions and models of rehabilitation. He
has published over 200 research articles, chapters and books. These
include Remaking Relapse Prevention, with D. R Laws and S.
M. Hudson (Sage, 2000), Sourcebook of Treatment Programs for
Sexual Offenders, with W. L. Marshall, Y. A. Fernandez, and S.
M. Hudson (Plenum, 1998), and Theories of Sexual Offending,
with D. L. L. Polaschek and A. R. Beech (WIley, 2005).

Anthony R. Beech, PhD, CPsychol, is a professor of
criminological psychology at the University of Birmingham in the
United Kingdom, and a Fellow of the British Psychological Society.
Over the last 10 years he has been involved in treatment evaluation
and the development of systems to look at treatment need and
treatment change in sex offenders. He has written widely on these
topics and other related subjects.

Dawn Fisher, PhD, is Head of Psychological Services at
Llanarth Court Psychiatric Hospital, Raglan, Wales and is a Senior
Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham.

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