Search Results - "Almond, Louise"

“Dare to Share”: Improving Information Sharing and Risk Assessment in Multiteam Systems Managing Offender Probation by Waring, Sara, Taylor, Ellise, Giles, Susan, Almond, Louise, Gidman, Vincent

“…Managing offenders released from prison requires a multiteam system (MTS) approach, with teams from across police, probation, and other criminal justice…”
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Examining the effectiveness of an education-based road safety intervention and the design and delivery mechanisms that promote road safety in young people by Waring, Sara, Almond, Louise, Halsall, Lauren

“…•Safe Drive Stay Alive improved knowledge, attitudes & intentions of risky driving.•Evidence indicates these benefits to improving road safety may be…”
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Sex Offenses Perpetrated Against Older Adults: A Multivariate Analysis of Crime Scene Behaviors by Almond, Louise, Sainsbury, Martha, McManus, Michelle

“…The aim of this study was to thematically explore the relationship between crime scene behaviors and background characteristics of offenders who commit sexual…”
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Predicting the Criminal Records of Male-on-Female UK Homicide Offenders From Crime Scene Behaviors by Almond, Louise, Matin, Elias, McManus, Michelle

“…Offender profiling follows the idea that if offenders’ crime scene actions can be empirically linked to their background characteristics, it will be possible…”
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The ultimate femme fatale? Narcissism predicts serious and aggressive sexually coercive behaviour in females by Blinkhorn, Victoria, Lyons, Minna, Almond, Louise

“…Narcissism has been associated with persistent sexual persuasion, coercion, aggression, and rape conducive beliefs. However, the majority of research has…”
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Internet Facilitated Rape: A Multivariate Model of Offense Behavior by Almond, Louise, McManus, Michelle Ann, Chatterton, Hannah

“…Recent statistics report a significant increase in individuals reporting they have been raped by a stranger whom they have met through the Internet (Internet…”
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Drop the bad attitude! Narcissism predicts acceptance of violent behaviour by Blinkhorn, Victoria, Lyons, Minna, Almond, Louise

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Body Part Removal: A Thematic Exploration of U.K. Homicide Offenses by Almond, Louise, Pell, Connor, McManus, Michelle

“…Body part removal (BPR) is a rare homicide phenomena, which emerges as a result of a variety of motives. Fifty-eight BPR U.K. homicide cases were analyzed…”
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Criminal Minds: Narcissism Predicts Offending Behavior in a Non-Forensic Sample by Blinkhorn, Victoria, Lyons, Minna, Almond, Louise

“…Narcissism has been associated with various offending behaviors; however, the majority of research has concentrated on men using forensic samples. This study…”
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Predicting the criminal record of Hungarian homicide offenders from crime scene behaviours by Ivaskevics, Krisztián, Almond, Louise

“…The present study explored the relationship between crime scene behaviour and criminal history in a sample of Hungarian homicide offenders. While there is a…”
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‘Honour’‐based abuse: A descriptive study of survivor, perpetrator, and abuse characteristics by Ridley, Keziah, Almond, Louise, Bafouni, Nefeli, Qassim, Afrah

“…Current literature on ‘honour’‐based abuse (HBA) has largely focussed on exploring the lived experience of individuals, with limited analysis of the prevalence…”
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The relationship between narcissism and acceptance of violence revealed through a game designed to induce social ostracism by Blinkhorn, Victoria, Lyons, Minna, Collier, Elizabeth S., Almond, Louise

“…Research shows that social exclusion may provoke aggression, especially in those who exhibit high levels of sensitivity to rejection, which has been related to…”
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Predicting the Criminal Record of Spanish Stranger Rapists from Their Crime Scene Behaviours by Janosch, Heriberto, Jordá, Carmen, Nut, Diana, Giles, Susan, Almond, Louise

“…Despite the development of Offending Profiling models for Stranger Rapists in UK contexts, there has been little focus on the extent to which these models…”
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Exploring the impact of population density on journey‐to‐crime in cases of stranger sexual assault and stranger homicide by Almond, Louise, McManus, Michelle, Hankey, Natasha, Trevett, Naomi, Mee, Richard

“…The purpose of this research is to further understanding of how environmental factors impact on the distance an offender travels from their home to their crime…”
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Assisting the Investigation of Stranger Rapes: Predicting the Criminal Record of U.K. Stranger Rapists From Their Crime Scene Behaviors by Almond, Louise, McManus, Michelle, Bal, Amarat, O’Brien, Freya, Rainbow, Lee, Webb, Mark

“…Davies, Wittebrood, and Jackson (1997) were among the first to investigate whether offense behaviors are predictive of criminal history, with the findings of…”
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Masking in murder: An exploratory study into the act of covering the victim’s face in UK homicide by Rainbow, Lee, Benson, Caitlin, Almond, Louise, Tandy, Alicia, McManus, Michelle

“…Previous literature suggests that covering of a homicide victim's face by an offender indicates a pre‐existing relationship. Operational definitions…”
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Female Sex Offenders: An Analysis of Crime Scene Behaviors by Almond, Louise, McManus, Michelle A., Giles, Susan, Houston, Elisabeth

“…The concept of the female sex offender (FSO) is a relatively new phenomenon within the social research literature. Studies of female rape, male rape,…”
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Profiling Korean sex crimes: Offender characteristics and crime scene actions by Kim, Sunghwan, Almond, Louise, Eyre, Marie

“…The present study aimed to examine the demographic information of sex offenders in South Korea and explore whether a U.K. thematic model of criminal behaviour…”
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An archival analysis of sexual assault victims' age estimation accuracy when describing stranger offenders by Thorley, Craig, Almond, Louise, Gregory, Adam, McAlonan, Vanessa, McLoughlin, Amy

“…Approximately 10% of all serious sexual assaults in England and Wales involve victims and offenders who are strangers. The victims often estimate the stranger…”
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Can the offence behaviours of stranger rapists discriminate between UK and non-UK nationals by Almond, Louise, McManus, Michelle, Curtis, Gemma

“…Purpose Currently, no research is available for behavioural investigative advisors’ to provide justifications to infer from the crime scene that an offender is…”
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