Examining Clinician Differences that Influence Ratings of the
Probability of Harm and Rehospitalization on a Standard Dangerousness
Assessment
Christina M. Harris
University of Nebraska –
Lincoln
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Table
3 Mean and Standard Deviation
for Likelihood of Rehospitalization by Facility,
Use, and Frequency Conditions |
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Frequency
Condition |
Never/ Rarely (SD) |
Monthly (SD) |
Weekly (SD) |
Total (SD) |
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Works
in Forensic Facility |
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Low Usefulness |
6.86 (.949) |
7.5 (.946) |
7.47 (.787) |
7.35 (.894) |
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High Usefulness |
7.13 (1.26) |
7.09 (1.16) |
7.05 (1.23) |
7.08 (1.19) |
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Total |
7.00 (1.11) |
7.22 (1.10) |
7.25 (1.06) |
7.19 (1.09) |
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Does
Not Work in Forensics |
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Low Usefulness |
6.96 (1.23) |
6.97 (1.18) |
6.73 (1.28) |
6.93 (1.21) |
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High Usefulness |
6.81 (1.21) |
7.00 (1.14) |
7.54 (1.11) |
6.98 (1.19) |
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Total |
6.86 (1.22) |
6.99 (1.14) |
7.23 (1.22) |
6.96 (1.19) |
Index Introduction Methods Results Discussion Table 1 Table 2 Figure 1 Figure 2 References