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Marc Hillbrand was born on February 9, 1957, in Boulogne-Billancourt, France. He is the son of Kurt and Eva (Stubits) Hillbrand.
12 Capen Hall, Buffalo, NY 14260, United States
University at Buffalo where Marc Hillbrand received a Bachelor of Arts degree.
800 E Summit St, Kent, OH 44240, United States
Kent State University where Marc Hillbrand received his Master of Arts degree and a Doctor of Philosophy degrees.
200 Avenue de la République, 92000 Nanterre, France
Paris Nanterre University where Marc Hillbrand received a degree.
Marc Hillbrand
Marc Hillbrand
(In this extraordinarily comprehensive portrait of the pre...)
In this extraordinarily comprehensive portrait of the present state of the psychobiology of aggression, you will find critical information on understanding and controlling this type of behavior. The authors, nationally and internationally distinguished researchers, present to the reader a critical overview of the principal areas of psychobiological research on aggression, which updates your current knowledge about the influence of biological variables on aggression. The contributors to The Psychobiology of Aggression also explore, as a secondary focus, the relevance of this topic to the field of criminal justice. Subdivided into three sections - theoretical models, measurement, and treatment - this monograph begins to pave the way for your full understanding of the dynamics and control of aggression.
https://www.amazon.com/Psychobiology-Aggression-Engines-Measurement-Control/dp/1560247150/?tag=2022091-20
1994
(Lipids, Health, and Behavior explores potentially critica...)
Lipids, Health, and Behavior explores potentially critical connections between lipids and psychopathology (such as violence and schizophrenia) and the more complex interactions among lipids, behavior, and physical health. A unique contribution to this young field of study, Lipids, Health, and Behavior will help shape the direction of continued investigation. Additionally, this multidisciplinary volume addresses concerns pertaining to a number of disciplines - including neurology, psychology, and cardiology - as well as implications for public health officials involved in shaping policy for the future.
https://www.amazon.com/Lipids-Health-Behavior-Marc-Hillbrand/dp/1557983844/?tag=2022091-20
1997
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Marc Hillbrand was born on February 9, 1957, in Boulogne-Billancourt, France. He is the son of Kurt and Eva (Stubits) Hillbrand.
Marc Hillbrand received a degree at the Paris Nanterre University in 1976. At the University at Buffalo, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1979. Then he graduated from Kent State University with a Master of Arts degree in 1984 and with a Doctor of Philosophy degree in clinical psychology in 1986.
Marc Hillbrand is director of psychology at Connecticut Valley Hospital and an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine from 1994. Throughout his professional career, Hillbrand has treated individuals, who were both suicidal and violent, and has investigated the comorbidity of suicidality and interpersonal violence. He has published approximately 90 articles including Aggression against self and aggression against others in violent psychiatric patients in Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology and Homicide-suicide and other forms of co-occurring aggression in Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. Hillbrand has edited two books: Lipids, Health, and Behavior and The Psychobiology of Aggression.
(Lipids, Health, and Behavior explores potentially critica...)
1997(In this extraordinarily comprehensive portrait of the pre...)
1994Marc Hillbrand's motivation to write is simply a desire to share scientific information with peers to unravel the mysteries of a number of psychological phenomena. Among these, aggression figures prominently. He has devoted most of his professional career to the scientific study of aggression. Of particular interest for him is the link between aggression against others, such as interpersonal violence, and aggression against self, such as suicide.
His writing has been influenced predominantly by his peers in the published literature. Earlier stylistic influences include Sigmund Freud and Ronald Laing.
Quotations: "My patients and my co-workers inspire me to write about aggres¬sion. I work in a maximum-security forensic hospital, where I confront daily the challenge of making sense of violence, and of treating it and preventing it."
Marc Hillbrand is a member of the American Psychological Association and New England Psychological Association.
Marc gets to work around seven o’clock in the morning, turns on his ten-year-old computer, answers electronic mail, and just starts writing. Writing is easy for him. He writes preferably in chunks of two-to-three hours. Trusted colleagues review and critique his work. His wife is his most valuable reviewer because of her extraordinary writing skills and analytical mind, and also because she does not have to worry about social propriety when providing criticism. His colleagues are more gentle and cautious when providing feedback. Most of his scientific papers require half-a-dozen drafts.
Marc Hillbrand married Victoria M. Lingswiler on June 25, 1988. The marriage produced two children.