Ellen Quick, Ph.D., finished her doctorate at Fordham University. Before attending Fordham, she obtained an MA in Psychology from the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Her research interests include treatment outcomes, predictors of institutional misconduct and recidivism, as well as correlates of psychopathy, and her publications include as co-author of Psychopathology of Stalking Offenders: Examining the Clinical, Demographic, and Stalking Characteristics of a Community-Based Sample in Criminal Justice and Behavior, and lead author of Social Relations in Sensation Seeking and Urgency: An SRM Approach in Personality and Individual Differences.