The accuracy of predictions of violence is better when the focus is on

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Predictions of imminent violence, meaning violence that is likely to occur in the near future (such as within hours or days), tend to be more accurate than predictions of violence that may occur over the long term. This is because there is usually more information available about a person's immediate state of mind and behavior, and therefore a better understanding of their potential for violence. Predictions of violence against oneself or others can also be accurate, but the accuracy likely depends on various factors such as the individual's history, context, and risk factors.

The Accuracy of Predictions of Violence Is Better When the Focus