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Affect and cognition in criminal decision making: between rational choices and lapses of self-control / Jean-Louis Van Gelder, Henk Elffers, Danielle Reynald and Daniel Nagin. Affect and the reasoning criminal: past and future / Ronald V. Clarke. Affect and the dynamic foreground of predatory street crime: desperation, anger, and fear / Volkan Topalli and Richard Wright / Posterior gains and immediate pains: offender emotions before, during and after robberies / Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Wim Bernasco, Scott Jacques and Babet Zevenbergen. The role of sexual arousal and perceived consequences in men's and women's decisions to engage in sexually coercive behaviors / Jeff Bouffard. Sexual arousal and the ability to access sexually aggressive consequences from memory / M. Lyn Exum and Ashley Zachowicz. Emotional arousal and child sex offending: a situational perspective / Richard Wortley and Stephen Smallbone. "I would have been sorry": anticipated regret and the role of expected emotions in the decision to offend / Amy Sariti Kamerdze, Tom Loughran and Ray Paternoster. Anticipated emotions and immediate affect in criminal decision making: from shame to anger / Jean-Louis van Gelder, Danielle Reynald and Henk Elffers. Emotional justifications for unethical behavior / Shaul Shalvi, Jean-Louis van Gelder and Job van der Schalk. A neuropsychological test of criminal decision making: regional prefrontal influences in a dual process model / Kyle Treiber. Traits and states of self-conscious emotions in criminal decision making / Stephen G. Tibbetts |
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