Chad A. Brinkley, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, WI |
Area:
Psychopathy, Externalizing disordersGoogle:
"Chad Brinkley"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Joseph P. Newman | grad student | 2002 | UW Madison | |
| (Exploring the etiology of the Cleckley psychopath.) | ||||
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| Vitale JE, Brinkley CA, Hiatt KD, et al. (2007) Abnormal selective attention in psychopathic female offenders. Neuropsychology. 21: 301-12 |
| Brinkley CA, Schmitt WA, Newman JP. (2005) Semantic processing in psychopathic offenders Personality and Individual Differences. 38: 1047-1056 |
| Brinkley CA, Newman JP, Widiger TA, et al. (2004) Two approaches to parsing the heterogeneity of psychopathy Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice. 11: 69-94 |
| Vitale JE, Smith SS, Brinkley CA, et al. (2002) The reliability and validity of the psychopathy checklist-revised in a sample of female offenders Criminal Justice and Behavior. 29: 202-231 |
| Brinkley CA, Schmitt WA, Smith SS, et al. (2001) Construct validation of a self-report psychopathy scale: Does Levenson's self-report psychopathy scale measure the same constructs as Hare's psychopathy checklist-revised? Personality and Individual Differences. 31: 1021-1038 |
| Schmitt WA, Brinkley CA, Newman JP. (1999) Testing Damasio's somatic marker hypothesis with psychopathic individuals: risk takers or risk averse? Journal of Abnormal Psychology. 108: 538-43 |
| Brinkley CA, Bernstein A, Newman JP. (1999) Coherence in the narratives of psychopathic and nonpsychopathic criminal offenders Personality and Individual Differences. 27: 519-530 |
| Brinkley CA, Newman JP, Harpur TJ, et al. (1999) Cohesion in texts produced by psychopathic and nonpsychopathic criminal inmates Personality and Individual Differences. 26: 873-885 |
| Newman JP, Brinkley CA. (1997) Reconsidering the Low-Fear Explanation for Primary Psychopathy Psychological Inquiry. 8: 236-244 |