Tried and True? A Psychometric Evaluation of the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles-Short Form
Faith Scanlon(Crawley Hospital), Robert D. Morgan(University of Oxford), Michael E. Lester(Federal Bureau of Investigation), Travis Brace(Texas Tech University), Ashley B. Batastini(University of Memphis)
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