The Psychology of Criminal Conduct
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...This paper discusses some of the issues Source: Summarised from Andrews & Bonta (1998) that arise in applying three of the most important ‘what works’ principles to juvenile justice clients....
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...Effectiveness rates are known to be higher in the best quality programs (Andrews & Bonta 1998)....
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...In the last 10 years the field of offender rehabilitation has become largely unified within a dominant model of correctional management commonly referred to as the ‘what works’ approach (Andrews & Bonta, 2006)....
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...…rehabilitation programmes are also likely to be necessary in forensic mental health services, notwithstanding the need to adapt such programmes to accommodate the characteristics of the mentally disordered person, as would be suggested by the responsivity principle (Andrews and Bonta, 2006)....
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...It would follow from the latter that what have become established types of offender rehabilitation programmes are also likely to be necessary in forensic mental health services, notwithstanding the need to adapt such programmes to accommodate the characteristics of the mentally disordered person, as would be suggested by the responsivity principle (Andrews and Bonta, 2006)....
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...Research suggests that positive outcomes are associated with particular features of programmes, such as attention to the risk, needs and responsivity principles (Andrews and Bonta, 2006; Hollin and Palmer, 2006; Ward and Maruna, 2007)....
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