Ami Rokach is a clinical psychologist, specializing in addressing loneliness, anxiety, intimate and societal relationships, sexuality, and dying. He teaches Psychology at York University, Toronto, Canada; the Centre for Academic Studies, Israel; and Walden University, Minneapolis, USA. He is the Executive Editor of the Journal of Psychology: Interdisciplinary and Applied.

• Prologue – Senseless Violence: A Global Problem With Psychological Ramifications 1. Exploring the Interconnected Trauma of Personal, Social, and Structural Stressors: Making "Sense" of Senseless Violence 2. In Search of Meaning: Are School Rampage Shootings Random and Senseless Violence? 3. A Case Study of Paternal Filicide-Suicide: Personality Disorder, Motives, and Victim Choice 4. Violence is Rare in Autism: When It Does Occur, Is It Sometimes Extreme? 5. Senseless Violence Against Central American Unaccompanied Minors: Historical Background and Call for Help 6. Violent Video Games Exposed: A Blow by Blow Account of Senseless Violence in Games 7. Making Sense of the Brutality of the Holocaust: Critical Themes and New Perspectives Epilogue – Senseless Violence: An Overview

Ami Rokach is a clinical psychologist, specializing in addressing loneliness, anxiety, intimate and societal relationships, sexuality, and dying. He teaches Psychology at York University, Toronto, Canada; the Centre for Academic Studies, Israel; and Walden University, Minneapolis, USA. He is the Executive Editor of the Journal of Psychology: Interdisciplinary and Applied.

• Prologue – Senseless Violence: A Global Problem With Psychological Ramifications 1. Exploring the Interconnected Trauma of Personal, Social, and Structural Stressors: Making "Sense" of Senseless Violence 2. In Search of Meaning: Are School Rampage Shootings Random and Senseless Violence? 3. A Case Study of Paternal Filicide-Suicide: Personality Disorder, Motives, and Victim Choice 4. Violence is Rare in Autism: When It Does Occur, Is It Sometimes Extreme? 5. Senseless Violence Against Central American Unaccompanied Minors: Historical Background and Call for Help 6. Violent Video Games Exposed: A Blow by Blow Account of Senseless Violence in Games 7. Making Sense of the Brutality of the Holocaust: Critical Themes and New Perspectives Epilogue – Senseless Violence: An Overview

Ami Rokach is a clinical psychologist, specializing in addressing loneliness, anxiety, intimate and societal relationships, sexuality, and dying. He teaches Psychology at York University, Toronto, Canada; the Centre for Academic Studies, Israel; and Walden University, Minneapolis, USA. He is the Executive Editor of the Journal of Psychology: Interdisciplinary and Applied.

• Prologue – Senseless Violence: A Global Problem With Psychological Ramifications 1. Exploring the Interconnected Trauma of Personal, Social, and Structural Stressors: Making "Sense" of Senseless Violence 2. In Search of Meaning: Are School Rampage Shootings Random and Senseless Violence? 3. A Case Study of Paternal Filicide-Suicide: Personality Disorder, Motives, and Victim Choice 4. Violence is Rare in Autism: When It Does Occur, Is It Sometimes Extreme? 5. Senseless Violence Against Central American Unaccompanied Minors: Historical Background and Call for Help 6. Violent Video Games Exposed: A Blow by Blow Account of Senseless Violence in Games 7. Making Sense of the Brutality of the Holocaust: Critical Themes and New Perspectives Epilogue – Senseless Violence: An Overview