The Psychology of Criminal Conduct
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...Currently, the two main approaches to treatment include the Risk/Need/Responsivity model (RNR; Andrews & Bonta, 2003) and cognitive-behavioural intervention that aims to alter affect, cognition, and behaviour that are linked to sexually aggressive conduct (Marshall, Anderson, & Fernandez, 1999;…...
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...Briefly, the RNR model (Andrews & Bonta, 2003) suggests that correctional interventions will be most effective when they match the level of risk to re-offend posed by the individual (i.e., the risk principle), when intervention targets specific risk factors (criminogenic needs) that can be changed…...
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...…with current established practice, treatment intensity (length and frequency of contact) is varied to match the risk to re-offend posed by the individual, and targets known and empiricallysupported dynamic risk factors for change (Andrews & Bonta, 2003; Hanson, 2006; Hanson & Yates, 2004)....
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...…should address some non-criminogenic needs, as these both influence the manner in which the individual engages in treatment (i.e., responsivity; Andrews & Bonta, 2003; Marshall et al., 1999) and are important to the attainment of satisfaction and wellbeing (Ward & Gannon, 2006; Ward et al.,…...
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...Unstructured treatments have been shown to have no impact on recidivism rates (Andrews & Bonta, 2003), so obviously are not sufficient....
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