Tangney, 1994), Offence Related Shame and Guilt Scale (ORSGS; Wright & Gudjonsson, 2007) and the GBAI-R. Wright, To investigate Quantitative Same sample as Wright Mean age of 39.6. All other ORSGS, Gudjonsson & whether shame and Cross-sectional & Gudjonsson (2007). characteristics were the same as Trait Anger Young (2008) guilt reactions to an design. Wright & Gudjonsson (2007) Expression offence are related sample. Inventory II – to anger control. (STAXI-II; Spielberger, 1999). Crisford, Dare & To investigate Quantitative 45 residents of regional 43 males and 2 females. The QT, Evangeli (2008) trauma Cross-Sectional and secure unit in the Detailed Mean age of 39. symptomology design. UK, with an IQ of Assessment of related to greater than 75 and Post-Traumatic 37.8% white and 62.2% committing a convicted of a violent Stress (DAPS; violent offence. or sexual offence Briere, 2001), 42.2% paranoid schziohrenia, which the participants GBAI-R, 17.8% schizophrenia, 11.1% admitted to Trauma Related schizoaffective disorder, 11.1% committing. Guilt Inventory personality disorder, 13.4% (TRGI; Kubany, comorbid MI and PD, 2.2% 2004) and refractory schizophreniform Positive and disorder and 2.2% delusional Negative Affect disorder. Scale (PANAS;
Tangney, 1994), Offence Related Shame and Guilt Scale (ORSGS; Wright & Gudjonsson, 2007) and the GBAI-R. Wright, Gudjonsson & Young (2008) To investigate whether shame and guilt reactions to an offence are related to anger control. Quantitative Cross-sectional design. Same sample as Wright & Gudjonsson (2007). Mean age of 39.6. All other characteristics were the same as Wright & Gudjonsson (2007) sample. ORSGS, Anger Expression Inventory – II (STAXI-II; Spielberger, 1999). Crisford, Dare & Evangeli (2008) To investigate trauma symptomology related to committing a violent offence. Quantitative Cross-Sectional design. 45 residents of regional and secure unit in the UK, with an IQ of greater than 75 and convicted of a violent or sexual offence which the participants admitted to committing. 43 males and 2 females. Mean age of 39. 37.8% white and 62.2% 42.2% paranoid schziohrenia, 17.8% schizophrenia, 11.1% schizoaffective disorder, 11.1% personality disorder, 13.4% comorbid MI and PD, 2.2% refractory schizophreniform disorder and 2.2% delusional disorder. The QT, Detailed Assessment of Post-Traumatic Stress (DAPS; Briere, 2001), GBAI-R, Trauma Related Guilt Inventory (TRGI; Kubany, 2004) and Positive and Negative Affect Scale (PANAS; Trait
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