Affective and predatory violence: A bimodal classification system of human aggression and violence☆

By Joseph E. McEllistrem. 2004

144 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Health, Sociology and Political Science

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In Clinical Psychology

1. J. Meloy
2. D. Parrott
3. P. Giancola

In Health

1. J. Meloy
2. D. Parrott
3. P. Giancola

In Sociology and Political Science

1. J. Meloy
2. D. Parrott
3. P. Giancola

Citations in the corpus

• Addressing “The criterion problem” in the assessment of aggressive behavior: Development of a new taxonomic system (2007, background): “A similar state of affairs exists in the classification of animal aggression, where numerous subtypes exist and refinement of these categories is needed (McEllistrem, 2004; Weinshenker & Siegel, 2002).”
• Empirical basis and Forensic Application of Affective and Predatory Violence (2006, background): “The terms that are preferred in this study – affective and predatory – are chosen for their historical provenance in mammalian research, both animals and humans, and their relatively distinctive psychobiological parameters [11,12].”