For example, although Dr Eysenck s contribution nicely models his personality theory to explain criminal behaviour, he dismisses sociological theory as inexact and statistically untestable. His view seems uninformed. Three of the chapters in the treatment section focus on psychodynamically oriented therapies for psychopathy. These approaches belong in the history section. Overall, the book is well-organized and free of production errors.
Most chapters are well-referenced and scholarly.
However, the coverage of the field of criminal and violent behaviour is spotty and incomplete. Despite these faults, I still recommend the work to clinicians and researchers interested in psychopathy and antisocial behaviour. Borduin CM, Mann BJ, Cone LT, and others. P Lapointe, traducteur. Il reprend entre autres la question du contre-transfert chez les th rapeutes appel s traiter des psychoth rapeutes qui ont commis des agirs avec des patients.