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Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 251. [PDF]  

DAVID F. MRAD, ROBERT KABACOFF, and PAUL DUCKRO

Validation of the Megargee Typology in a Halfway House Setting
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 252-262. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

DENNIS L. JOHNSON, JAMES G. SIMMONS, and B. CARL GORDON

Temporal Consistency of the Meyer-Megargee Inmate Typology
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 263-268. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

P. KENT LOUSCHER, RAY E. HOSFORD, and C. SCOTT MOSS

Predicting Dangerous behavior in a Penitentiary Using the Megargee Typology
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 269-284. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JOYCE LYNN CARBONELL

Inmate Classification Systems: A Cross-Tabulation of Two Methods
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 285-292. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

RICHARD W. HANSON, C. SCOTT MOSS, RAY E. HOSFORD, and MARK E. JOHNSON

Predicting Inmate Penitentiary Adjustment: An Assessment of Four Classificatory Methods
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 293-309. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

LYNNE D. ZAGER

Response to Simmons and Associates: Conclusions about the MMPI-Based Classification System's Stability are Premature
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 310-315. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MONIKA HENDERSON and CLIVE HOLLIN

A Critical Review of Social Skills Training with Young Offenders
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 316-341. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

PATRICIA A. CLUSS, JANICE BOUGHTON, ELLEN FRANK, BARBARA DUFFY STEWART, and DEBORAH WEST

The Rape Victim: Psychological Correlates of Participation in the Legal Process
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 342-357. [PDF] [References]  

KENNETH ADAMS

Former Mental Patients in a Prison and Parole System: A Study of Socially Disruptive Behavior
Criminal Justice and Behavior 1983 10: 358-384. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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