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The Conceptual-Level Matching Model in Corrections
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The Conceptual-Level Matching Model (CLMM) as discussed by the authors is a theoretical model for the development of treatment/rehabilitation programs with offender groups with a focus on offender groups.Abstract:
The Conceptual-Level Matching Model (CLMM) is reviewed with a focus to its application in the development of treatment/rehabilitation programs with offender groups. The CLMM is a theoretical model ...read more
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Developing the Prison Environment Inventory
TL;DR: The Prison Environment Inventory (PEI) as discussed by the authors is a new correctional climate instrument, which can be used to describe what it is like to live and work in a prison environment.