Mental illness and criminal violence

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作者：

J. A. Tehrani

P. A. Brennan

S. Hodgins

S. A. Mednick

机构：

[1] University of Southern California,

[2] Social Science Research Institute,undefined

[3] Center for Longitudinal Research,undefined

[4] Los Angeles,undefined

[5] CA 90089-0375,undefined

[6] USA,undefined

[7] Emory University,undefined

[8] Department of Psychology,undefined

[9] Atlanta,undefined

[10] GA 30322,undefined

[11] USA,undefined

[12] University of Montreal,undefined

[13] Department of Psychology,undefined

[14] Box 6128,undefined

[15] Succa,undefined

[16] Montreal,undefined

[17] Quebec,undefined

[18] Canada H3C 3G7,undefined

来源：

Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology | 1998年 / 33卷

关键词：

Mental Illness; Biological Characteristic; Critical Period; Psychiatric Hospitalization; Fetal Development;

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摘要：

This article examines the relationship between criminal violence and mental illness. Our data suggest that mentally ill persons tend to have an increased risk for committing violent offenses, and that the violent offending by these individuals tends to be recidivistic. Our findings suggest that parents who have both committed violent offenses and experienced a psychiatric hospitalization increase the risk of violent offending among their offspring. We propose the hypothesis that mentally ill parents transmit a biological characteristic which may genetically predispose their child towards criminal violence. Prenatal disturbances during critical periods of fetal development may provide clues regarding the etiology of criminal violence.

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页码：S81 / S85

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