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| 15689. MENTAL ILLNESS AND VIOLENCE: Do the Mentally Ill Pose a Risk to Society or Does Society Pose a Risk to the Mentally Ill? This paper explores the recent debate and focus on the link between mental illness and violence. Specifically, the analysis critically appraises whether the mentally ill pose a risk to society or whether the mentally ill are really perhaps more at risk from society. Reviews the evidence suggesting that the mentally ill are more violent than the non-mentally ill; considers factors contributing to violent behavior in the mentally ill; reviews some of the risks that society poses to mentally ill persons. KEYWORDS: mentally ill persons violence psychiatric patients violent risk. APA Style. 10 pages, 22 footnotes, 20 bibliographic sources. 3,018 words. | $70 |
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