1970
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-153502-5.50009-6
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The Prediction of Violence with Psychological Tests

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“…In view of previous research (Megargee, 1970), there was strong reason to doubt that homicide offenders as a group could be distinguished from the nonviolent controls; however, the two subgroups of homicide offenders might be distinguishable from one another. Therefore, groups were contrasted by two orthogonal comparisons: homicide (crime and conflict combined) versus nonviolent control groups, and crime versus conflict groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…In view of previous research (Megargee, 1970), there was strong reason to doubt that homicide offenders as a group could be distinguished from the nonviolent controls; however, the two subgroups of homicide offenders might be distinguishable from one another. Therefore, groups were contrasted by two orthogonal comparisons: homicide (crime and conflict combined) versus nonviolent control groups, and crime versus conflict groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 91%
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Megargee (1970) argued against the global comparison of violent and nonviolent subjects with psychological test data. He contended that clinically meaningful distinctions within groups of violent subjects were critical to elucidating the psychological factors associated with violent behavior.
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“…Parce qu'un grand nombre d'articles ont été publiés sur ce sujet et qu'il existe plusieurs excellentes revues de la littérature (ex. Megargee, 1970;Monahan, 1981), nous ne tenterons pas de revoir de façon exhaustive la littérature ayant trait aux études de prédiction à posteriori.…”
Section: Variables De Prédiction Possiblesunclassified
“…Très peu d'études ont tenté de prédire quels individus commettraient des délits de violence dans l'avenir. Megargee (1970; a fait l'inventaire de la littérature sur la prédiction du comportement violent à partir de tests psychologiques et en a conclu qu'aucun test n'est reconnu actuellement comme étant valable en prédiction.…”
Section: Variables Psychométriquesunclassified
“…Ainsi, Megargee (1970), ayant évalué la valeur prédictive de plusieurs tests psychologiques, observe qu'aucun ne peut identifier, même à posteriori, la dangerosité.…”
Section: Quelques Raisons De L'échec Des Prédictions Cliniquesunclassified