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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1971
... DIANA E. JENSEN, JOGUES R. PRANDONI, NUHA N. ABUDABBEH Legal Psychiatric Services, DC Public ... more ... DIANA E. JENSEN, JOGUES R. PRANDONI, NUHA N. ABUDABBEH Legal Psychiatric Services, DC Public Heakh ... Reliability On Qwntitative Scale To determine the reliability of the scoring system, five raters scored a sam-ple of 53 drawings. ...
Psychological Reports, 1972
The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of token reinforcement on the quantity and qu... more The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of token reinforcement on the quantity and quality of verbalization in a therapy group of 5 delinquent boys. Ss were reinforced with poker chips for units of verbalization and for certain types of verbalization. The chips were exchanged for candy, money, or phone calls at the end of each session. Verbal behavior was reinforced for 19 of the 25 therapy sessions. Results indicated an increase over baseline rate in the quantity and quality of verbalization.
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 2005
Saint Elizabeths Hospital in Washington D.C. implemented a treatment mall in 2002. The authors pl... more Saint Elizabeths Hospital in Washington D.C. implemented a treatment mall in 2002. The authors place the mall's development within the context of the Hospital's problems associated with ward-based treatment. They describe objectives in developing the mall, steps taken to prepare staff and hospitalized persons, and the mall's structure and programs. Providing treatment in a mall setting increased active treatment, expanded opportunities for trainees and staff, and improved monitoring of treatment activities.
Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 1990
Using Psychological Reactance Theory, we examined the effects of 3 educational interventions on t... more Using Psychological Reactance Theory, we examined the effects of 3 educational interventions on the appointment-related behaviors of offenders who were mandated by court to participate in psychiatric evaluations. A posttest-only control group design was used to determine the effects of type of information received on 120 probationers' preappointment requests for additional information, appropriate cancellation of appointments, and compliance with referrals.
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1972
... The cr-rorr are lirrr-d in their descending ordcr of frequency of occurrence for rhc rota1 po... more ... The cr-rorr are lirrr-d in their descending ordcr of frequency of occurrence for rhc rota1 popula. rion. It has generally becn arrwrd rhar in a normal popularlon lQs within the averagc rangc do nor afiecr Bender performance (Pascal 81 Surrell. 1951). ...
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1973
... Selected Rorschach Response Characteristics of Sex Offenders JOGUES R. PRANDONI, DIANA E. JEN... more ... Selected Rorschach Response Characteristics of Sex Offenders JOGUES R. PRANDONI, DIANA E. JENSEN, JAMES T. MATRANGA, and MARION 0. SMITH ... mentioned the utility of the test in detecting sexual dis-turbances (Phillips & Smith, 1953; Klop fer, Ainsworth, Klopfer, & ...
Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 1985
Page 1. The Use of an Interagency Team Approach and Mental Health Referral Criteria to Improve th... more Page 1. The Use of an Interagency Team Approach and Mental Health Referral Criteria to Improve the Effectiveness of Pre-Parole Mental Health Evaluations Jogues R. Prandoni Glenda C. James Richard M. Kapit Joyce M. Jones Barbara A. Ridley ...
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1984
Examined the relationship between the social and demographic characteristics of post-sentence off... more Examined the relationship between the social and demographic characteristics of post-sentence offenders (N = 240) and outcome of outpatient forensic psychiatric referrals using multiple regression analysis. The referral process was divided into three stages: Decision to refer, compliance with referral, and outcome of referral, and the following research questions were explored: (1) whether there were differences between the social and demographic characteristics of offenders who were referred by court order of the sentencing judge and those referred by their probation officer; (2) the relationship between socioeconomic status and completion of referral; (3) the relationship between socioeconomic status and recommendation for further mental health services; and (4) the relationship between source of referral and recommendation for mental health services. Results suggest that the relationship between social and demographic variables and the offender's interaction with a forensic mental health system is markedly different from the voluntary clients and mental health resources studied in earlier research. 'The author wishes to thank Jennifer Madans, Ph.D., and Shavaun Wall, Ph.D., for their input during this 'Requests for reprints to author: Forensic Psychiatry Division, D.C. Dept. of Human Services, 5th floor: of America Computer Center. project and their constructive comments on earlier drafts of the manuscript.
Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, 1977
Several commonly held assumptions about child abuse were examined to determine their validity for... more Several commonly held assumptions about child abuse were examined to determine their validity for a court referred inner city population. Subjects were referred to the Forensic Psychiatry Division for evaluation and identified by the court as child abusers. Each evaluation included a psychiatric interview, some psychological testing, and social history data. The results indicated that childhood emotional deprivation may be
Psychological Reports, 1990
This investigation of offenders' knowledge about court mandated mental health evaluations ind... more This investigation of offenders' knowledge about court mandated mental health evaluations indicated the 30 adult probationers had significant knowledge deficits. The implications for clinical practice are discussed.
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1971
... DIANA E. JENSEN, JOGUES R. PRANDONI, NUHA N. ABUDABBEH Legal Psychiatric Services, DC Public ... more ... DIANA E. JENSEN, JOGUES R. PRANDONI, NUHA N. ABUDABBEH Legal Psychiatric Services, DC Public Heakh ... Reliability On Qwntitative Scale To determine the reliability of the scoring system, five raters scored a sam-ple of 53 drawings. ...
Psychological Reports, 1972
The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of token reinforcement on the quantity and qu... more The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of token reinforcement on the quantity and quality of verbalization in a therapy group of 5 delinquent boys. Ss were reinforced with poker chips for units of verbalization and for certain types of verbalization. The chips were exchanged for candy, money, or phone calls at the end of each session. Verbal behavior was reinforced for 19 of the 25 therapy sessions. Results indicated an increase over baseline rate in the quantity and quality of verbalization.
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 2005
Saint Elizabeths Hospital in Washington D.C. implemented a treatment mall in 2002. The authors pl... more Saint Elizabeths Hospital in Washington D.C. implemented a treatment mall in 2002. The authors place the mall's development within the context of the Hospital's problems associated with ward-based treatment. They describe objectives in developing the mall, steps taken to prepare staff and hospitalized persons, and the mall's structure and programs. Providing treatment in a mall setting increased active treatment, expanded opportunities for trainees and staff, and improved monitoring of treatment activities.
Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 1990
Using Psychological Reactance Theory, we examined the effects of 3 educational interventions on t... more Using Psychological Reactance Theory, we examined the effects of 3 educational interventions on the appointment-related behaviors of offenders who were mandated by court to participate in psychiatric evaluations. A posttest-only control group design was used to determine the effects of type of information received on 120 probationers' preappointment requests for additional information, appropriate cancellation of appointments, and compliance with referrals.
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1972
... The cr-rorr are lirrr-d in their descending ordcr of frequency of occurrence for rhc rota1 po... more ... The cr-rorr are lirrr-d in their descending ordcr of frequency of occurrence for rhc rota1 popula. rion. It has generally becn arrwrd rhar in a normal popularlon lQs within the averagc rangc do nor afiecr Bender performance (Pascal 81 Surrell. 1951). ...
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1973
... Selected Rorschach Response Characteristics of Sex Offenders JOGUES R. PRANDONI, DIANA E. JEN... more ... Selected Rorschach Response Characteristics of Sex Offenders JOGUES R. PRANDONI, DIANA E. JENSEN, JAMES T. MATRANGA, and MARION 0. SMITH ... mentioned the utility of the test in detecting sexual dis-turbances (Phillips & Smith, 1953; Klop fer, Ainsworth, Klopfer, & ...
Journal of Offender Rehabilitation, 1985
Page 1. The Use of an Interagency Team Approach and Mental Health Referral Criteria to Improve th... more Page 1. The Use of an Interagency Team Approach and Mental Health Referral Criteria to Improve the Effectiveness of Pre-Parole Mental Health Evaluations Jogues R. Prandoni Glenda C. James Richard M. Kapit Joyce M. Jones Barbara A. Ridley ...
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1984
Examined the relationship between the social and demographic characteristics of post-sentence off... more Examined the relationship between the social and demographic characteristics of post-sentence offenders (N = 240) and outcome of outpatient forensic psychiatric referrals using multiple regression analysis. The referral process was divided into three stages: Decision to refer, compliance with referral, and outcome of referral, and the following research questions were explored: (1) whether there were differences between the social and demographic characteristics of offenders who were referred by court order of the sentencing judge and those referred by their probation officer; (2) the relationship between socioeconomic status and completion of referral; (3) the relationship between socioeconomic status and recommendation for further mental health services; and (4) the relationship between source of referral and recommendation for mental health services. Results suggest that the relationship between social and demographic variables and the offender's interaction with a forensic mental health system is markedly different from the voluntary clients and mental health resources studied in earlier research. 'The author wishes to thank Jennifer Madans, Ph.D., and Shavaun Wall, Ph.D., for their input during this 'Requests for reprints to author: Forensic Psychiatry Division, D.C. Dept. of Human Services, 5th floor: of America Computer Center. project and their constructive comments on earlier drafts of the manuscript.
Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, 1977
Several commonly held assumptions about child abuse were examined to determine their validity for... more Several commonly held assumptions about child abuse were examined to determine their validity for a court referred inner city population. Subjects were referred to the Forensic Psychiatry Division for evaluation and identified by the court as child abusers. Each evaluation included a psychiatric interview, some psychological testing, and social history data. The results indicated that childhood emotional deprivation may be
Psychological Reports, 1990
This investigation of offenders' knowledge about court mandated mental health evaluations ind... more This investigation of offenders' knowledge about court mandated mental health evaluations indicated the 30 adult probationers had significant knowledge deficits. The implications for clinical practice are discussed.