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1. Samenwerking tussen Veilig Thuis en gemeenten in Zuid-Limburg

Author

Brenda Erens, Corine de Ruiter, Henry Otgaar, Joke Humblet, RS: FPN CPS IV, Section Forensic Psychology, Department of Clinical Psychology, and RS-Research Line Clinical psychology (part of UHC program)

Subjects
General Social Sciences
Abstract

Since January 2015, Safe Home [in Dutch: Veilig Thuis] is the national reportcenter for child abuse and domestic violence. The task of Safe Home and itspartner organizations is to stop child abuse and domestic violence. The Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) model states that to reduce the chance for harmfulbehaviors in the future, relevant risk factors should be addressed in individualcases. Offered treatment programs should also be attuned to these riskfactors (which is known as risk-based care). The offered risk-based care doesnot always correspond to the request of the family in question.In the current study the main question was how it is determined which treatmentprogram or care is offered by the municipalities to families after theinvestigation of Safe Home is completed and a case is transferred to the localmunicipality. We interviewed professionals from six municipalities in the regionof South-Limburg about the use of structured risk assessment tools andthe effectiveness of offered treatment programs. We found that the choicefor certain treatment programs is mainly based on the family’s request (andnot risk-based, as suggested by the RNR-model). Moreover, the municipalitiesmake limited use of risk assessment tools that meet scientific standards.In order to stop child abuse in the long term, a radical change is needed inthe approach of child abuse cases. We offer several recommendations, includingthe use of scientifically validated risk assessment tools and a closercooperation and exchange of information between Safe Home and its partnerorganizations.

Published
2021

4. Verdrongen en valse herinneringen: De wetenschap erachter

Author

Otgaar, Henry, Horselenberg, Robert, Rassin, Eric, Wessel, Ineke, Jelicic, Marko, Vredeveldt, Annelies, van Koppen, Peter, RS: FPN CPS IV, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FdR Institute MICS, RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie, Criminal Law and Criminology, and Experimental Psychotherapy & Psychopathology

Abstract

The question how traumatic experiences, such as sexual abuse, are remembered belongs to one of the most contested debates in psychological science. The core thread of this debate is whether traumatic experiences can be unconsciously repressed. Although discussions surrounding repression started in the nineties because of – amongst others – legal cases. Otgaar and colleagues show that the debate rages on today. For example, a high percentage of individuals such as clinical psychologists still believe in repression and repression continues to exert a prominent infl uence in legal cases. As long as this debate continues, chances exist that therapists and clients will search for unconscious traumatic memories, potentially leading to false accusations and even wrongful convictions.

Published
2021

5. Dissociatief geheugenverlies: Wie kent een voorbeeld?

Author

Merckelbach, Harald, Mangiulli, Ivan, Dandachi - Fitzgerald, Brechje, Otgaar, Henry, Jelicic, Marko, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, Criminal Law and Criminology, RS: FdR Institute MICS, and RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie

Published
2021

6. The reliability of children’s testimonies

Author

Henry Otgaar, Corine de Ruiter, Section Forensic Psychology, and RS: FPN CPS IV

Subjects
memory, trauma, Children, false memory, trauma, memory, Applied psychology, fungi, food and beverages, false memory, Psychology, Children, Reliability (statistics), Criminal justice
Abstract

The reliability of children’s testimonies Children’s testimonies about abusive experiences can play a pivotal role in the criminal justice system. This is especially the case when other types of evidence (such as videos, technical traces) are absent. In such cases, it is imperative that children’s testimonies accurately reflect what they have experienced. In the current article, the reliability of children’s statements is discussed. We discuss what children can remember of traumatic incidents and elaborate on how children’s false memories can be relatively easily evoked. Furthermore, we discuss how children can best be interviewed using scientifically supported interview protocols. Children’s testimonies can be decisive in legal decision-making. Hence, it is of the utmost importance that these statements are reliable.

Published
2020

7. De conflictscheiding als complexe gezinsproblematiek: Waarom screening op huiselijk geweld essentieel is

Author

de Ruiter, Corine, Marzolla, Marilien, Ramakers, Niki, RS: FPN CPS IV, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN NPPP I, and Section Neuropsychology

Subjects
education
Abstract

High Conflict Divorce form 20% of separations that involve children. These parents continue to litigate child custody and parenting arrangements, and accuse each other of child abuse, intimate partner violence, and mental health problems. The children suffer because of longstanding animosity. In this contribution, we report on a pilot study among 102 parents in a high conflict divorce, assessed at the Child Protection Council, Safe Home, or a child welfare service. The MASIC, a structured screening interview for intimate partner violence (IPV), was administered to each parent separately. Results revealed that the prevalence of different types of IPV was extremely high in our sample, and the violence kept occurring after the divorce, albeit somewhat less frequently. Our findings largely concur with international research in this area. In particular, the presence of coercive controlling violence perpetrated by one of the ex-partners, should prompt the professional to conduct further evaluation of parental and child safety. The type of IPV that emerges from the MASIC screening has implications for the advice to the parents and the family court.

Published
2020

9. ‘It takes a learning organization to protect a child’

Author

Corine de Ruiter, RS: FPN CPS IV, and Section Forensic Psychology

Subjects
Health (social science), Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Criminology, Psychology
Published
2020

10. Psychopathologische betekenis van fantasiegeneigdheid gemeten met de Creatieve Ervaringen-Vragenlijst: een meta-analyse

Author

Merckelbach, Harald, Otgaar, Henry, Jelicic, Marko, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, RS: FdR Institute MICS, and RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Fantasy proneness has been linked to dissociative symptoms and adverse childhood experiences. AIM: To review and meta-analyze the empirical literature on fantasy proneness (as indexed by the Creative Experiences Questionnaire) that appeared between 2000 and 2018. METHOD: We searched Google Scholar to identify relevant papers and subjected them to inspection. In doing so, we specifically looked at correlations between fantasy proneness, on the one hand, and dissociative symptoms, magical ideation, depression, anxiety, trauma, and susceptibility to false memories, on the other hand. Correlations were weighted using the Hunter-Schmidt approach. RESULTS: We identified 97 studies that together included 16.999 research participants. Fantasy proneness strongly correlated with both dissociative symptoms and magical ideation. The association of fantasy proneness with depression and anomalistic was moderate. Its association with trauma and anxiety was small, albeit significant, and much the same was true for false memories. CONCLUSION: The psychopathological relevance of fantasy proneness is broader than just dissociative symptoms. The modest correlation between trauma and fantasy proneness suggests that, apart from trauma, other causal antecedents of fantasy proneness exist. What fantasy proneness, dissociation, and magical ideation have in common is that they are manifestations of apophenia, i.e., the tendency to overinterpret reality.

Published
2020

11. Psychodiagnostiek 2020

Author

Merckelbach, Harald, Dandachi - Fitzgerald, Brechje, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, and Section Clinical Psychology

Published
2020

14. Staying overnight in police custody

Author

Corine de Ruiter, Koen Geijsen, Nicolien Kop, RS: FPN CPS IV, and Section Forensic Psychology

Abstract

In dit onderzoek werd de invloed van de omgeving van een politiecellencomplex op het psychologisch welzijn en slaapproblemen van verdachten onderzocht. Resultaten tonen aan dat verdachten in een politiecel een verminderd psychologisch welzijn ervaren, dat zij slechter slapen, en dat een verminderd psychisch welzijn is gerelateerd aan slaapproblemen. Consequenties van het verblijf in politiecellencomplexen voor het psychisch welzijn en de slaapproblemen van verdachten, alsmede richtingen voor verder onderzoek naar omstandigheden in politiecellencomplexen, worden besproken.

Published
2018

15. Tranylcypromine en khat: een potentieel fatale combinatie

Author

van der Heide, D, Merckelbach, H, van Harten, P, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, Psychiatrie & Neuropsychologie, and RS: MHeNs - R2 - Mental Health

Subjects
Adult, Male, Drug Combinations, Catha/adverse effects, Tranylcypromine/adverse effects, Journal Article, Humans, English Abstract, Drug Interactions, Subarachnoid Hemorrhage/chemically induced
Abstract

It is well known that the use of tranylcypromine in combination with amphetamines may induce a potentially lethal hypertensive crisis. That such a complication may also occur when tranylcypromine is combined with khat, however, is less known. We describe the case of a young patient who received a low dose of tranylcypromine combined with a small amount of khat, subsequently developing a subarachnoid hemorrhage.

Published
2018

22. Mythen over conflictscheidingen

Author

Corine de Ruiter, Brigitte van Pol, RS: FPN CPS IV, and Section Forensic Psychology

Subjects
050902 family studies, 05 social sciences, 050501 criminology, Sociology, 0509 other social sciences, 0505 law
Published
2017

23. Over de rechtspsychologie

Author

Horselenberg, Robert, de Keijser, J.W., Jelicic, Marko, van Koppen, Peter, de Keijser, Jan, RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie, Criminal Law and Criminology, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, and RS: FdR Institute MICS

Published
2017

25. Leugendetectie met de polygraaf

Author

Meijer, Ewout H., Verschuere, Bruno, van Koppen, Peter J., de Keijser, Jan W., Horselenberg, Robert, Jelicic, Marko, Section Forensic Psychology, and RS: FPN CPS IV

Published
2017

26. Klassieke experimenten in de rechtspsychologie

Author

de Keijser, J.W., van Koppen, Peter, Horselenberg, Robert, Jelicic, Marko, de Keijser, Jan, RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie, Criminal Law and Criminology, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, and RS: FdR Institute MICS

Published
2017

27. Routes van het Recht: Over de rechtspsychologie

Author

van Koppen, Peter, de Keijser, J.W., Horselenberg, Robert, Jelicic, Marko, RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie, Criminal Law and Criminology, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, and RS: FdR Institute MICS

Published
2017

28. Over toerekeningsvatbaarheid

Author

de Ruiter, Corine, Hildebrand, M., van Koppen, Peter, de Keijser, Jan W., Horselenberg, Robert, Jelicic, Marko, Section Forensic Psychology, and RS: FPN CPS IV

Published
2017

31. Universele problemen met leugendetectie

Author

Meijer, Ewout H., Verschuere, Bruno, Vrij, Aldert, van Koppen, Peter J., de Keijser, Jan W., Horselenberg, Robert, Jelicic, Marko, Section Forensic Psychology, and RS: FPN CPS IV

Published
2017

34. Risicotaxatie

Author

de Ruiter, Corine, Hildebrand, M., van Koppen, Peter, de Keijser, Jan W., Horselenberg, Robert, Jelicic, Marko, Section Forensic Psychology, and RS: FPN CPS IV

Published
2017

35. Verbale leugendetectie

Author

Verschuere, Bruno, Meijer, Ewout H., Vrij, Aldert, van Koppen, Peter J., de Keijser, Jan W., Horselenberg, Robert, Jelicic, Marko, Section Forensic Psychology, and RS: FPN CPS IV

Published
2017

37. Neuropsychologische expertises

Author

Jelicic, Marko, Merckelbach, Harald, van Koppen, Peter, de Keijser, Jan, Horselenberg, Robert, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie, and RS: FdR Institute MICS

Published
2017

38. Het geheugen van kinderen

Author

Jelicic, Marko, Otgaar, Henry, van Koppen, Peter, de Keijser, Jan, Horselenberg, Robert, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FPN CPS IV, RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie, and RS: FdR Institute MICS

Published
2017

39. Hervonden herinneringen

Author

Wessel, Ineke, Raymaekers, Linsey, Nierop, Nicole, van den Eshof, Paul, Otgaar, Henry, Jelicic, Marko, van Koppen, Peter, de Keijser, Jan, Horselenberg, Robert, Experimental Psychotherapy & Psychopathology, RS: FPN CPS IV, Section Forensic Psychology, RS: FdR Strafrecht en Criminologie, and RS: FdR Institute MICS

Published
2017

47. In Memoriam Gerald R. Patterson (1926-2016)

Author

Ferko Öry, Corine de Ruiter, RS: FPN CPS IV, and Section Forensic Psychology

Subjects
Health (social science), 05 social sciences, Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health, Developmental and Educational Psychology, 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences, Theology, Psychology, 050105 experimental psychology, 050104 developmental & child psychology
Published
2016

48. Screenen met SCAN? Liever niet

Author

Bogaard, Glynis, Meijer, Ewout H., Merckelbach, Harald, Section Forensic Psychology, and RS: FPN CPS IV

Published
2016

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