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A Rehabilitation Model For Juvenile Offenders
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Zivan et al. as mentioned in this paper reported that the incidence of delinquency continues unabated in the big city ghettos and has been rising alarmingly in the more affluent sections of cities and in the suburbs.Abstract:
*Dr. Zivan is Associate Professor. Counselling Psychology Department, Temple University. Juvenile delinquency has proved to be one of our most intractable social problems. The incidence of delinquency continues unabated in the big city ghettos and has been rising alarmingly in the more affluent sections of cities and in the suburbs. In addition, the mass media report a sharp increase in serious offenses by juveniles severeread more
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