How do clinical prediction methods of predicting dangerousness differ from actuarial prediction methods of predicting dangerousness?

Clinical Prediction
In most instances, clinicians are never aware that they make predictions each day. However, their daily work involves assessments of future dangerousness, which entails identifying factors that are related to certain dangerous behaviors or attitudes within an individual. To make the prediction, there is a need to explain certain measures and a plan of management that can minimize future risks. In the clinical method of prediction, it is the mandate of the decision-maker to merge procedures and information in his mind. On the other hand, the actuarial approach utilizes scientific or st...