The Wiley Blackwell Handbook of Forensic Neuroscience

981 Pages·2018·7.33 MB·English

by  Anthony R. Beech

The Wiley Blackwell Handbook of
Forensic Neuroscience
The Wiley Blackwell
Handbook of
Forensic Neuroscience
Volume I and II
Edited by
Anthony R. Beech
Adam J. Carter
Ruth E. Mann
Pia Rotshtein
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Contents
VOLUME1
AbouttheEditors xi
ListofContributors xiii
PartI Introduction 1
1 NeuroscienceinForensicSettings:OriginsandRecentDevelopments 3
AnthonyR.BeechandDawnFisher
2 ABriefIntroductiontoNeuroscience 25
PiaRotshteinandIanJ.Mitchell
PartII GeneralNeuroscienceResearch 59
3 TheNeurobiologyofAggressiveBehavior 61
JensFoellandChristopherJ.Patrick
4 TheNeurobiologyofSexualBehaviorandSexualAttraction 83
AndersA˚gmo
5 RewardSensitivityandBehavioralControl:NeuroimagingEvidencefor
BrainSystemsUnderlyingRisk-TakingBehavior 105
RenateL.E.P.Reniers,UlrikR.Beierholm,andStephenJ.Wood
6 TheNeurobiologyofEmotionRegulation 125
CatherineL.SebastianandSazP.Ahmed
7 TheSocialNeuroscienceofEmpathyanditsRelationshipto
MoralBehavior 145
JeanDecetyandJasonM.Cowell
8 TheNeuroscienceofDeception 171
JenniferM.C.VendemiaandJamesM.Nye
viii Contents
PartIII NeurobiologyofOffending 189
9 TheNeurobiologicalUnderpinningsofPsychopathy 191
Ste´phaneA.DeBritoandIanJ.Mitchell
10 AntisocialPersonalityDisorder 229
SheilaghHodgins,DaveChecknita,PhilipLindner,BorisSchiffer,and
Ste´phaneA.DeBrito
11 OffenderswithAutismSpectrumDisorder 273
Bjo¨rnHofvander
12 TheNeuroscienceofViolentOffending 301
HeatherL.McLernon,JeremyA.Feiger,GianniG.Geraci,Gabriel
Marmolejo,AlexanderJ.Roberts,andRobertA.Schug
13 TheNeuroscienceofSexualOffending 333
AndreasMokros
14 TheNeuroscienceofAcquisitive/ImpulsiveOffending 359
ClaireNeeandStephanosIoannou
15 NeurobiologyofBrainInjuryanditsLinkwithViolenceandExtreme
SingleandMultipleHomicides 385
ClareS.Allely
16 TheNeurobiologyofOffendingBehaviorinAdolescence 421
GraemeFairchildandAretiSmaragdi
17 Alcohol-RelatedAggressionandViolence 455
StefanGutwinski,AdrienneJ.Heinz,andAndreasHeinz
VOLUME2
AbouttheEditors xi
ListofContributors xiii
PartIV Neurobiological BasestoRiskFactorsforOffending 481
18 GeneticContributionstotheDevelopmentofPsychopathicTraitsand
AntisocialBehaviorinYouths 483
NathalieM.G.Fontaine,EamonJ.McCrory,andEssiViding
19 DevelopmentalRiskFactors 507
AnthonyR.Beech,BenNordstrom,andAdrianRaine
20 MentalIllnessasaPutativeRiskFactorforViolenceandAggression 531
AhmadAbu-AkelandSuneBo
21 ModifyingRiskFactors:BuildingStrengths 553
CorinedeRuiter
Contents ix
PartV Rehabilitation 575
22 EngagingwithForensicPopulations:ABiologicallyInformedApproach 577
FionaWilliamsandAdamJ.Carter
23 BrainScanningandTherapeutics:HowDoYouKnowUnlessYou
Look?NeuroimagingGuidedTreatmentinForensicSettings 601
DanielG.AmenandKristenWilleumier
24 TherapyforAcquiredBrainInjury 631
NickAlderman,CarolineKnight,JenniferBrooks
25 TheImpactofPhysicalExerciseonAntisocialBehavior:
ANeurocognitivePerspective 659
DylanB.JacksonandKevinM.Beaver
26 TreatingEmotionDysregulationinAntisocialBehavior:
ANeuroscientificPerspective 677
StevenM.GillespieandAnthonyR.Beech
27 ThePharmacologicalTreatmentofSexOffenders 703
DonGrubin
28 UnderstandingandUsingCompassion-FocusedTherapyin
ForensicSettings 725
RussellKoltsandPaulGilbert
29 TheNeurobiologyofEyeMovementDesensitization
ReprocessingTherapy 755
DerekFarrell
30 AdjustingtheLens:ADevelopmentalPerspectiveforTreatingYouth
withSexualBehaviorProblems 783
KevinCreeden
PartVI Ethical,Legal,andPoliticalImplications 813
31 TheImpactofNeglect,Trauma,andMaltreatmenton
Neurodevelopment:ImplicationsforJuvenileJusticePractice,Programs,
andPolicy 815
BruceD.Perry,GeneGriffin,GeorgeDavis,JayA.Perry,and
RobertD.Perry
32 ForensicNeuropsychologyandViolence:Neuroscientificand
LegalImplications 837
JohnMatthewFabian
33 ForensicNeuropsychologyintheCriminalCourt:ASocio-legal
Perspective 889
LeonMcRae
34 ForensicNeuropsychology:Social,Cultural,andPoliticalImplications 917
JessicaPykett
x Contents
PartVII Conclusions 937
35 ExplanationinForensicNeuroscience 939
TonyWardandCarolynE.Wilshire
36 ConsiderationsfortheForensicPractitioner 947
AdamJ.CarterandRuthE.Mann
Index 959
About the Editors
AnthonyR.BeechisanemeritusprofessorincriminologicalpsychologyattheUni-
versityofBirmingham,UKandafellowoftheBPS.Hehasauthoredover190peer-
reviewed articles, 50 book chapters and six books in the area of forensic science/
criminal justice. In 2009 he received the Significant Achievement Award from the
Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers in Dallas, and the Senior Award
fromtheDivisionofForensicPsychology,BritishPsychologicalSociety.Hisparticular
areasofresearchinterestsare:riskassessment;theneurobiologicalbasesofoffending;
reducing online exploitation of children; and increasing psychotherapeutic effective-
ness of the treatment given to offenders. His recent research has examined: Internet
offending; new approaches to treatment of offenders; and the neurobiological basis
ofoffending.
AdamJ.Carterisacharteredandregisteredforensicpsychologistwithover20years’
experience working in National Offender Management Service (NOMS) and Her
Majesty’s Prison Service, predominantly in the assessment and treatment of sexual
offending. Adam has a number of book chapters and journal articles published on
the subject of the assessment and treatment of sexual offending, and is committed
to improving practice in these areas. He received his Ph.D. from Leicester Univer-
sityin2009andiscurrentlyHeadofOffenceSpecialismforExtremismOffendingin
InterventionsServices,HerMajesty’sPrisonandProbationService,UK.
RuthE.MannisemployedbyHerMajesty’sPrisonandProbationService,England
andWales.AsHeadofEvidence-BasedPractice,shemonitorsandtranslatesresearch
literatureandoverseesresearchprojectsdesignedtoimprovecriminaljusticeprocesses.
Previously Ruth managed the national strategy for the assessment and treatment of
sexual offending in the prison and probation services. In 2010, Ruth received the
BPS Division of Forensic Psychology Senior Award for her contribution to forensic
psychology in the UK. Ruth has authored or co-authored over 70 scholarly publica-
tionsontopicsrelatedtothetreatmentofsexualoffending,programevaluationsand
large-scalestudiesofriskfactorsforcrime.
Pia Rotshtein is a lecturer at the School of Psychology, University of Birmingham,
UK. She has authored over 70 peer-reviewed publications. Her research interest
focuses on understating the neuroscience of complex behaviors and cognition, like
thoseinvolvedinsocialcognitionandemotionalprocessing.
TheeditorswouldliketothankFrancescaWhiteandFionaScreenfortheirhardwork
onthetext,JaneReadfortheindex,andBaljinderKauratAptaraforthetypesetting.
List of Contributors
Ahmad Abu-Akel is a research fellow at the Institute of Psychology, University of
Lausanne, Switzerland. His research focuses on the neural bases of attentional and
socio-cognitiveabilities,andtherelationshipbetweenautismandschizophreniaspec-
trumdisordersusingbehavioralandneuroimagingparadigms.
AndersA˚gmoisprofessorofpsychobiologyattheUniversityofTromsø,Norway.He
has spent part of his career in France (Universite´ Paris VI and Universite´ de Tours)
and Mexico (Universidad Ana´huac), and been a guest professor at the University of
Du¨sseldorf,theRockefellerUniversity,theUniversityofNebraskaatOmaha,andthe
University of Tsukuba, Japan. Professor A˚gmo has published extensively on rodent
sexualbehaviorandmotivation,andonthepotentialusefulnessofanimalmodelsfor
understandinghumanbehavior.
Saz P. Ahmed recently completed her doctoral studies at the Department of Psy-
chology, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. Her research interests include
cognitiveandneuralprocessesunderpinningemotionregulation.
Nick Alderman is Director of Clinical Services & Consultant Clinical Neuropsy-
chologist, Brain Injury Services, Partnerships in Care. He is acknowledged as one
of the UK’s foremost experts in the management of challenging behavior secondary
to acquired brain injury and has over 30 years’ experience working in and leading
neurobehavioralrehabilitationservices.
ClareS.AllelyisalecturerinpsychologyattheUniversityofSalfordinManchester,
UK,andisanaffiliatememberoftheGillbergNeuropsychiatryCentreatGothenburg
University,Sweden.ClareisalsoanHonoraryResearchFellowintheCollegeofMed-
ical,VeterinaryandLifeSciencesaffiliatedtotheInstituteofHealthandWellbeingat
the University of Glasgow. Dr. Allely holds a Ph.D. in psychology from the Univer-
sityofManchesterandhaspreviouslygraduatedwithanM.A.(hons.)inPsychology
fromtheUniversityofGlasgow,anM.Res.inPsychologicalResearchMethodsfrom
theUniversityofStrathclyde,andanM.Sc.degreeinForensicPsychologyfromGlas-
gow Caledonian University. Between June 2011 and June 2014, Dr. Allely worked
at the University of Glasgow as a postdoctoral researcher. Current research projects
andinterestsincludethepathtointendedviolenceinmassshooters;autismspectrum