Maaike Kempes
- Name
- Prof. dr. M.M. Kempes
Maaike Kempes works at the NIFP (Dutch Institute of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology) and is also Professor by Special Appointment Enhancing Neuroscientific Knowledge at the Institute of Child and Education Studies at Leiden University.
Maaike Kempes works at the NIFP (Dutch Institute of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology) and is also Professor by Special Appointment Enhancing Neuroscientific Knowledge at the Institute of Child and Education Studies at Leiden University. This professorship covers the knowledge of how neurobiology plays a role in the diagnostics of people who display delinquent behaviour. It deals in particular with young people who come in contact with criminal law.
- Smeekens M.V., De Vries Robbé M., Popma A & Kempes M.M. (2024), The predictive validity of the Risk Screener Violence (RS-V) for adults in prison regarding postrelease violent recidivism: a file-based study, Criminal Justice and Behavior 51(5): 667-686.
- Smeekens M.V., De Vries Robbé M., Popma A. & Kempes M.M (2024), The Risk Screener Violence (RS-V): retrospective prediction of violent and aggressive incidents within the prison setting, Frontiers in Psychology 15: .
- Rijnders R.J.P., Boxtel A. van, Wied M. de, Honk J. van, Kempes M.M. & Bos P.A. (2024), Revealed masks: facial mimicry after oxytocin administration in forensic psychopathic patients, Journal of Psychiatric Research 176: 422-429.
- Smeekens M.V., Vries Robbé M. de, Popma A. & Kempes M.M. (2024), Prospectively predicting violent and aggressive incidents in prison practice with the Risk Screener Violence (RS-V): : results from a multisite prison study, Psychological Assessment 36(11): 680 (690).
- Alberda D., Duits N., van den Bos K., Ayanian A. H., Zick A. & Kempes M. (2021), The European database of terrorist offenders (EDT): development usability and options, Perspectives on Terrorism 15(2): 77-99.
- Rijnders R.J.P., Terburg D., Bos P.A., Kempes M.M. & Honk J. van (2021), Unzipping empathy in psychopathy: empathy and facial affect processing in psychopaths, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 131: 1116-1126.
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