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1. Penfold,M., Morrow, S., ar,j Webster, C.D. A Semi-Structured Interview Approach to the Analysis of Severe Marital Discord (23 pgs). [Funds: Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, Research FundJ.

2. Webster, C.D., Turrall, G.T., and White, P. Health-C.orrections Workers and Police Officers look at One Another: A Note on Role Conceptions (18 pgSJ<

3. Webster, C.D., Butler, B.T., Jensen, F.A.S., and Turrall, G.M .• Constructing Interview-Based Models for the Assessment and Prediction of Dangerous Behaviour: 1, Notes on the Dimensions of the Problem and Some Suggested Criteria against which New Systems might be Evaluated (16 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario and Department of Justice, CanadaJ.

4. Webster, C.D., Slomen, D., Butler, B.T., Jensen, F.A.S., and Turrall G.M. Constructing Interview-Based Models for the Assessment and Prediction of Dangerous Behaviour: 2, Notes on Recording Interviews and a Discussion of Methodological Possibilities (41 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario, and Department of Justice, CanadaJ.

5. Dacre, J., and Webster, C.D. Constructing Interview-Based Models for the Assessment and Prediction of Dangerous Behaviour: 3, Preliminary Attempt to Define and Test Categories of Dangerous Behaviour (10 pgs). [Funds:

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Webster, C.D. (Ed.) Problems in the Prediction of Dangerousness: Notes from the 1978 'Violence and the Violent Individual Conference' (13 pgs). (Funds: Department of Justice, CanadaJ.

Menzies, R.J., Webster, C.D., Butler, B.T., Jensen, F.A.S., and Turner, R.E. An Analysis of the Development and Process of the METFORS Brief Assessment Unit (132 pgs). [Funds: Department of Justice, CanadaJ.

Jackson, M.A., Webster, C.D., Butler, B.T., Jensen, F.A.S., Mahabir, R.J., and Turner, R.E. The' Effects of Psychiatric Recommendations upon Court Decisions: A Study of 188 Court-Remanded Assessments in Metropolitan

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Toronto (105 pgs). [Funds: Dep~rtment of Justice, Ca nada].

9. Allgood, R., Butler, B. T., Byers, D., Chapeskie, T., Colling., T., Dacre, J., Ha rtman, I., Jensen, E. A. S., Keel i ng, K., Mahabir, R., Menzies, R.J., Penfold, M., Pepper, J., S 1 omen, D., S P j r 1 1 n g, J., T urn e r , R • E., T u r r a 11, G., Watkins, A., Webste~, C.D. The As~essment and Prediction of Dangerous Behaviour: Factors Affecting ,Decision Making in ~n Interdisciplinary Team (10 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario]. ,

10. Webster, C.D., Butler, B.T • ., Turner, R.E., Jackson, M.A., and Menzies, R.J. Psychiatric Ass,essl11ent of Mentally Di sordered Offenders i n Canad~~ , VoL 1 (104 pgs). [Funds: Department of Justice, Canada]. '

11. Webster, C.D., Butler, B.T., Turner, R.E., Jackson, M.A., and Menzies, R.J. Psychiatric Assessment of Mentalll 01 sordered Offenders in Canada. Vol. ~ (2 50 P gs) • [Funds: Department of Justice, Caf]a.da]. '

12. MacDonald, L. Anxiety of Front-Line Staff in a New Forensic Psychiatri~ Inpatient Unit HO pgs).

1979-80

13. Chapeskie, T., Keeling, KJ, Turrall, G., Webster, C.D. ~nd White, P. ~he MMPI profile and its relation to mental disorder: Prelimin~~.ry study of inter-clinician agreement (13 pgs). .

14. Slomen, D., Webster, C.D., Butler, B.T., Jensen, F.A.S., Turrall~ G.M • ., Pepper, J., Penfold, M., Sepeja~, D~S.; Loftus, L, Byers, D., Chapeskie, T., Mahabir, R.J., Schlager, M., Beckett, K., Shinkoda, A., McDonald, A., Glasberg,. R., 'J~ckson, M., Allgood, R., Harman,"R., Keeling, K., Taylor, C., Murray, M., Farquharson, 0'., Lawson, I. Hermanstyne, L., and Bendall, L. The Ass~sment of Dangerous Behaviour: Two New Scales (43 pgs). [Funds~ Ministry of Health, Ontario].

15. ~epejak, D.S. a·nd Webster, C.D. The R~lationship Between . Predictions of Dangerous Behaviour at Brief Assessment and'Actual Incidents During Extended Io,patient Evaluations (10 pgs). [Funds: Mi~istry of Health, Ontario]. '

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16. Sepe,Jak, D.S., Webster, C.D. The Relationship Between Predictions of Dangerous Behaviour Made During Brief Assessment and the Presence of Dangerousness in Furt~er Crimi~al Charges (6 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontarlo].

17. Sepejak, D.S. Predicting Dangerous Behaviour: A Review of the Literature (34 pgs). '[Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontari 0]. .,

18. Slomen, D.J., \~ebster, C.D., Dacre, J., Sepejak, D~S., Butler, B.T., Jensen, F.A.S. and Turrall, G. Assessing Dangerous Behaviour By Means of Videotaped Interviews: Data on In'ter-Rater Reliability Bas.ed on a New Comprehensive Scale (11 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario].

19. Butler, B.T., Menzies, R.J., Turner, R.E. and Webster, C.D. The ___ Outcome of Forensic Assessment: A Study of Remands in ,/ Si x Canadian Cities (27 P£IS). [Funds: D~partment of

Justice, Canada]. .

20. Jackson, M.A. and Webster, C.D. What Judges Want": Outcome of METFORS Judicial Questionnaire (8 pgs).

21. Dacre, A.J.I. The Carriage of the Mentally Disordered (12 pgs).

1980-82

22. Glasberg, R.E., Sepejak, D.S.~.and Purins, J. Dangerousness in the Forensic Psychiatric Patient: A Cognitive Approach (29 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario].

23. Webster, C.D., Slomen, D.J., Sepejak, D.S., Butler, B.T., Jensen, F.A.S. and Turrall, G.M. Dangerous Behavibur Rating Scheme (OBRS): Construction and Inter-Rater Reliability (29 pgs). JFunds: Ministry of H~alth, Ont?rio].

24. Glasberg, R. and Wayne, I. Patients Released.from Warrants of the Lieutenant Governor: A Case Study Examination of the Process of Change (26 pgs).

25. Penfol d, M., Morrow, S. and Webster, C.D. A Protocol for.U~e in the Analysis of Severe Marital Discord: Prellmlnary Observations (25 pgs). [Funds: Cl arke Institute of Psychiatry, Research Fund].

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26. Webster, C.D.~ Sepejak,D.S., Menzies, R.J. and Jensen, F.A.S. Preliminary Observations on the Outcome of Clinical Predictions of Dangerousness (19 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Heal:th, Ontario and Department of Justice, Canada] .

27. Webster, C.D., Menzies, R.J., Jackson, M.A.c, Butler, B.T., Turner,

R • E., J ens e n y F. A • S ., and S e p e j' a,k, D. S . C lin i cal Assessment of the Mentally Disordered Offender (507 pgs) •. [Funds: Department of Justice, Canada; Ministry of Health, Ontario; Law Foundation of Ontario; and Centre of Criminology, Uni versity of Toronto].

1981-82

28. Kijewski, K~J. The Prediction of Dangerousness: A Critical Review .(55 pgs).

29. Addario, S.M. 'N(}DVerbal Communication and the Criminal Justice System: Guilty Faces and Guilty Bodies (39 pgs). '.

30. Phillips,.M.S. and Pollman, 0.1. The Lieutenant Gov~rnor Warrant Population in Ontario: A Pilot Study Towards a Demographic Analysis (29 pgs). [Funds: Clarke Ins~itute of Psychiatry, Research Fund].

31. Phillips, M.S •. A Collec'tion of Undergraduate Papers on West . Indian Culture (l05 pgs).

32. Webster, C.D. Brief Assessment of the Mentally Retarded at METFORS: Do They Get a Fair Shake? (1.4 pgs).

33. Menzies, R.J., Webster, C.D. and Sepejak, D.S. "At the Mercy of the Mad: II Examining the Relationship Between Violence and Mental Illness (51 pgs). [Funds: Department of Justice, Canada; Ministry of Health, Ontario; Law Foundation of Ontario and Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada].

34. Sepej ak, D., Menzies, R.J., Webster, C.D. and Jensen, F.A.S. Clinical Predictions of Dangerousness: Two-year Follow-up.of 408 Pre-trial Forensic Cases (25 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario].

35. Penfold, M.T., Webster, C.D. and Ladha, N. Homi~ide in Metropolitan Toronto over a Four-year Period: Who were a

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Accused and What Happened to Them? (34 p gs). [Funds: Clarke Institute of Psychiatry Research Fund].

. . 36. Brenton, M. Solitary Confinement: A Review of the Literature (55

pgs) •

37. Thurston, J. and Sepejak, D. Life After METFORS: A Twenty-Four Month Follow-Up of Thirty Patients Assessed in the Brief Assessment Unit (7 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario] •..•.

38. Pepper, J. Coordinating Brief Forensic Psychiatric Assessments '(10 pgs).

39. Jackson, M.A., Webl~.ter,C.D. and Hagan, ·J.A. Probation Outcome: Is it necessary to fulfill the conditions (31 pgs). [Funds: Centre of Criminology, Universi:ty of Toronto] •.

40. Sepejak, D.S. and Webster, C.D. Judgement of Dangerousness: Clinical and External Raters'. Use of a Seven-Point Scale (19 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario].

41. Sepejak, D.S. and Glasberg, R.E. What is Dangerous? A Comparison Between Forensic Psychiatric Patients and Psychiatrists (14 pgs). [Funds: Ontario Mental Health Foundation].

42. Phillips, M.S. Forensic Psychiatric Services in Canada (87 pgs). [Funds: Board of METFORS] •

43. Phillips, M.S. Trends and Issues in the Delivery of Forensic Psychiatric Services in Canada (44,pgs). [Funds: Board of METFORS].

44. Phillips, M.S. Attitudinal Survey of Nurses Working in Forensic Psychiatry in Canada (18 pgs). [Funds: Board of METFORS].

45. Sepe~ak, n ,

D.S., Webster, C~D., Menzies, R.J. and Jensen, F.A.S. The Clinical Prediction of Dangerousness: Comparisons Among Disclplines and Individual Clinicians (8 pgs) .

. [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario].

46.'Sepejak, D.S. and Webster, C.D. Self perception of dangerousness to others in forensic psychiatric patients (15 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario].

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1982-83

47. Webster, C.D., Eaves, Q:, Jensen, F.A.S., Menzies, R.J.~ and Roesch, R. The Re,liability of the Fitness (to Stand Trial) I'nterview Test: Patients seen during Brief Assessment by Trained Coders (57 pgs). [Funds: Department of Justice, Canada].

48. Munroe, J. The Problem of the Unc~nsenting Patient in the Mental .fiJI ]) , Institution: Civil Liberties v. Medical Ethics (32 pgs)

"'4;:/ Web s t e r , C. D., S e p e j a k, D. S ., Men z i e s, R. J " J ens en, F. A • S • , Slomen, D. and Butler, B.T. The Clinical and Statistical Prediction of Dangerous Behaviour (40 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario; Department of Justice, Canada; Law Foundation of OntariO; and Centre of Criminology, University of Toronto]., ~,

50. Wei sberg, S. Fami'ly Ori entq~i on Group Program: A Repo rt on th e' Pi 1 ot P r,oj ec t (14!1pgs). '

51. Osbourne, C., and Phillips, M.S. A Review of Clinical and Legal IssuesPrel iminary to a Demographic and Epi demi 01 ogi ca 1 Survey of Patients on Warrants of the L i eutenant­Governor in Ontario (53 pgs). [Funds: Department of Justite, Canada; Law Foundation of Ontario; Clarke Institute of Psychiatry Research Fund]. .

., 52. Webster, C.D. One Hundred Headlines: The Rise and Fall of Bill 18, The Heroin Treatment Act of British Columbia (1978) (7 pgs). [Funds: Department of Justice, Canada].

53. Webster, C.D. Clinic~l Decision-Making and the Prediction of , Dangerous Behavi our: You Can It gi ve the Ri ght Answer if

you are not asked the Right Question (6 pgs).

54. Mentally Dlsordered Offenders: Some Descriptive Studies (4 pgs).

55. Jensen, F.A.S. Fitness to Stand Trial: The Conduct of Forensic Psychiatric Examination (15 pgs). [Funds: Department of Justice, Canada].

56. Sepejak, D.E., Webster, t.D. and Menzies, R.J. The Clinical Prediction of Dangerousness: Comparisons amon~ Disciplines and Clinicians (18 pgs). [Funds: Ministry of Health, Ontario and Department of Justice, CanadaJ.

57. Glasberg, R.E., Sepejak, D. and Purins, J. Cognitions of Dangerousness: A Comparison between Violent Forensic Patients and Psychiatrists (23 pgs). [Funds: Ontario Mental Health FoundationJ.

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58. Webster, C.D. '.Compul.sory Treatment of Drug Addiction: A Selectlve Revlew of the Scientific Literature (60 pgs) [Funds: Departm~n~ of JUstice, Canada, administered by the Centre of Crlmlnology, University of Toronto].

I 59. What is wrong with Yochelson and Samenow's The Criminal Personality ,(6 pgs).

60. Index to the System (7 pgs).

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