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Cognitive Patterns of Two Types of Aggressive Felons

This investigation concerned a comparison of the opinions and attitudes of male felons incarcerated for homicidal or assaultive behavior and matched with subjects of a normal, control group. The 50 incarcerated and 50 control subjects were closely matched on age, sex, race, and education. A specially designed questionnaire of 330 items was administered one-to-one or in groups of two to five subjects. The felons were screened for current psychotic disturbance, heavy medication, and mental retardation. They were classified as either homicidal or assaultive by review of their official records and the judgment of two three-member panels of judges. The data were subjected to one-way analysis of variance and an item analysis using the Lawshe and Baker technique for testing the significance of differences between percentages.