A specific type of clinical assessment whereby the examiner attempts to identify violence risk factors through a detailed examination of the individual's history of violent and threatening behaviour is called

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The anamnestic approach involves gathering a detailed history of the individual's violent and threatening behavior in order to identify risk factors and potential triggers for future violent behavior. This type of assessment is commonly used in forensic and clinical settings to inform risk management and treatment planning. The other choices (Good Lives approach, case formulation approach, RNR approach) are not specifically focused on identifying violence risk factors through a detailed examination of past behavior.

A Specific Type of Clinical Assessment Whereby the Examiner Attempts