… Although failures of punishment to deter approach behavior might indicate “insensitivity to
punishment,” Gorenstein and Newman suggested instead that hypersensitivity to reward might …

… In 1980, Gorenstein and Newman proposed that a group of behavioral syndromes characterized
by impulsive, disinhibited behavior share a common psychological diathesis and that …

In recent years, an increasing number of neuroimaging studies have sought to identify the
brain anomalies associated with psychopathy. The results of such studies could have …

… They had volunteered to participate in several experiments conducted by Joseph Newman
… Newman.Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Robert D. Hare, …

… Procedures for selecting subjects in this study were identical to those employed by Kosson
and Newman (1986). We have presented evidence elsewhere regarding the reliability and …

128 adolescent boys (aged 14 yrs 2 mo to 19 yrs) from a maximum security prison for juvenile
offenders were administered a task to assess hostile attributional biases. As hypothesized, …

The syndrome produced by septal lesions in animals can serve as a functional research
model of human disinhibitory psychopathology which appears to span several traditionally …

Recent evidence has suggested that aggressive boys demonstrate a bias toward attributing
hostility to peers in unwarranted circumstances. The present study explored 2 aspects of …

… psychopaths (Gorenstein & Newman, 1980), and recent evidence reinforces the importance
of motivational factors (Newman & Howland, 1986; Newman & Kosson, 1986; Newman et al.…

According to the physiological animal model proposed by EE Gorenstein and JP Newman (see
record 1980-24372-001), psychopaths and extraverts may be characterized by a …