The Psychology of Criminal Conduct
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...The Citizenship program is designed to be individually tailored to the risk level and needs of the offender, and the methods employed within Citizenship are designed to engage and motivate offenders, and address their specific skills deficits (the responsivity principle) (Andrews and Bonta 2006)....
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...A number of studies have been conducted to examine whether application of a risk/needs/responsivity (RNR) approach (Andrews and Bonta 2006) would work with probation supervision in practice and have shown encouraging results....
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...This paper describes the design and evaluation of a probation supervision program, Citizenship, in the National Probation Service County Durham, UK, with a participant and comparison group sample of 5,929, which has incorporated ‘what works’ principles and methods (Andrews and Bonta 2006) into regular offender supervision....
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...…the Risk/Needs/Responsivity principles (RNR), and hence targets medium- to high-risk offenders for the more intensive supervision and treatment (Andrews and Bonta 2006) in keeping with other evidence-based supervision programs (Alexander and VanBenschoten 2008; Paparozzi and Gendreau 2005;…...
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...…design and evaluation of a probation supervision program, Citizenship, in the National Probation Service County Durham, UK, with a participant and comparison group sample of 5,929, which has incorporated ‘what works’ principles and methods (Andrews and Bonta 2006) into regular offender supervision....
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