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Al Carlisle PhD (Alma Lindsay Carlisle, born 11 February 1937)- 2018 was an American psychologist and author.[1] The majority of Al Carlisle's career was spent as a psychologist at the Utah State Prison from which he retired as the head of the Psychology Department in 1989.[2] Al Carlisle performed the first psychological assessment of Ted Bundy in 1976, before it was learned that Ted Bundy was violent. [1] [3] Al Carlisle has done extensive research on serial killers and has interviewed the Hi-Fi killers, Arthur Gary Bishop, Westley Allan Dodd, Keith Jesperson, Ted Bundy and many others.[3] Specialties include Dissociative Identity Disorder (Multiple Personality Disorder).[1] Al Carlisle was also a consultant for the Salt Lake Rape Crisis Center for several years and currently conducts workshops on serial homicide and other crime topics.[2] Al Carlisle was born and raised in Utah and received a BS and MS from Utah State University and his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Brigham Young University.[2] Bibliography
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References"Imagining Ted Bundy". Psychology Today. "Genius Book Publishing - True Crime. Delivered". geniusbookpublishing.com. "Partners in Crime". Psychology Today. Violent Mind: The 1976 Psychological Assessment of Ted Bundy. Genius Book Publishing. 21 September 2017. ASIN 0998297372. Carlisle, Dr Al (15 May 2016). I'm Not Guilty: The Case of Ted Bundy. Genius Book Publishing. ASIN 0990857565. Broken Samurai: A Combat Marine's Odyssey into the Depths of PTSD. Genius Book Publishing. 15 April 2016. ASIN 0990857557. "The Mind of The Devil: The Cases of Arthur Gary Bishop and Westley Allan Dodd". www.GeniusBookPublishing.com. 4 September 2015 – via Amazon. "The Divided Self". psycnet.apa.org. Carlisle, A.L (2016). "Dissociation and Violent Criminal Behavior". Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice. 7 (4): 273–285. 10.1177/104398629100700407. Seamons, David T; Howell, Robert J; Carlisle, A.L; Roe, Allan V (2010). "Rorschach Simulation of Mental Illness and Normality by Psychotic and Nonpsychotic Legal Offenders". Journal of Personality Assessment. 45 (2): 130–135. 10.1207/s15327752jpa4502_5. {{PMID|7218134}}. Langer, Philip; Carlisle, Alma L; Hayes, William G (1963). "The effects of anxiety and conformity on the structured-objective rorschach test (sort)". Journal of Clinical Psychology. 19 (3): 317–319. {{doi|10.1002/1097-4679(196307)19:3<317::AID-JCLP2270190320>3.0.CO;2-Q}}. Howell, Robert J; Carlisle, A. Lindsay (2008). "The effect of hypnotically induced and nonhypnotic mood changes on the rorschach test". International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis. 19 (1): 28–36. 10.1080/00207147108407149. {{PMID|5100852}}. Carlisle, AL; Howell, RJ (1974). "Comparison of filmed violence and anger as measured by changes in affective states". Psychological Reports. 34 (3): 1259–66. {{PMID|4417852}}. Holmes, Ronald M.; Holmes, Stephen T., eds. (24 March 1998). Contemporary Perspectives on Serial Murder. SAGE Publications, Inc. ASIN 0761914218. The Mind of a Murderer: Privileged Access to the Demons That Drive Extreme Violence. Praeger. 2 February 2011. ASIN 0313386722. The Forensic Psychology of Criminal Minds. Berkley. 2 February 2010. ASIN 0425232263. Robertz, Frank J. (1 August 2007). "Deadly Dreams". Scientific American Mind. 18 (4): 52–59. 10.1038/scientificamericanmind0807-52. "KILLER TOLD PROVO PSYCHOLOGIST THAT HE HAD A PACT WITH SATAN". deseretnews.com. 12 February 1993. "The Psychologist and the Serial Killer". Psychology Today. "Talking to Killers". Psychology Today. |
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