John Edens
- Courses1
- Reviews2
- School: Texas A&M University
- Campus: College Station
- Department: Psychology
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Location:
College Station, TX - Dates at Texas A&M University: February 2017 - May 2019
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Biography
Texas A&M University College Station - Psychology
Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences
Higher Education
John F.
Edens, Ph.D.
College Station, Texas
Specialties: Psychopathy, Forensic Psychology, Personality Assessment Inventory, Violence Risk, Capital Punishment, Personality Assessment
Experience
Texas A&M University
Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences
John worked at Texas A&M University as a Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences
Texas A&M University
Professor
John worked at Texas A&M University as a Professor
Texas A&M University
Associate Professor of Psychology
John worked at Texas A&M University as a Associate Professor of Psychology
Private Practice
Forensic Mental Health Consultant/Expert Witness
John worked at Private Practice as a Forensic Mental Health Consultant/Expert Witness
Southern Methodist University
Associate Professor of Psychology
John worked at Southern Methodist University as a Associate Professor of Psychology
Sam Houston State University
Assistant/Associate Professor of Psychology
John worked at Sam Houston State University as a Assistant/Associate Professor of Psychology
Education
Texas A&M University
Ph.D.
Clinical Psychology
Texas A&M University
Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences
Texas A&M University
Professor
Texas A&M University
Associate Professor of Psychology
University of South Florida
Post-doctoral Fellow
Forensic Psychology
Marshall University
M.A.
Clinical Psychology
Publications
Personality Assessment Inventory Interpretive Report for Correctional Settings (PAI-CS)
Psychological Assessment Resources, Inc.
Based on the PAI®, the PAI-CS is a computer-generated interpretive report designed to assist correctional psychologists and staff in the management and treatment of offenders, with content based on empirical data and conceptual guidance derived from multiple sources. The PAI-CS was developed to address three primary goals: (a) to identify the possible risk of institutional misconduct that the offender poses during incarceration, (b) to describe the psychosocial needs of the offender, and (c) to estimate how the offender is likely to respond to incarceration and rehabilitative programs. The PAI-CS differs from other computer-generated reports for the PAI in its exclusive focus on corrections issues. A unique Staff Management Summary is included to provide an integrated summary of the offender's PAI profile in terms of his or her specific psychological functioning and institutional management factors.
