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Having a prominent motive for violence means that the perpetrator felt a grievance or other motivator which lead to their violence being seen as a justifiable or desirable option to resolve the issue

September 20, 2017/by J. Reid Meloy, PhD and Stephen G. White

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Having a prominent motive for violence means that the perpetrator felt a grievance or other motivator which lead to their violence being seen as a justifiable or desirable option to resolve the issue