The Psychology of Criminal Conduct
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...Programs that succeed in changing criminogenic need have been shown to be amongst the most effective in reducing risk (Andrews and Bonta 2004)....
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...The need for any intervention or rehabilitative program to be based on a coherent and empirically supported theory of the causation of the offending behavior under consideration is widely acknowledged to be critical to program effectiveness (Andrews and Bonta 2004; Cooley-Quille and Lorion 1999), and it is the individual or psychological J Fam Viol (2009) 24:203–212 205...
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...In addition the notion of offering more intensive programs (over 100 h) to higher risk offenders is well established in the offender rehabilitation field, but largely absent in the domestic violence area, despite the evidence supporting the effectiveness of this type of strategy (Andrews and Bonta 2004)....
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...…the notion of offering more intensive programs (over 100 h) to higher risk offenders is well established in the offender rehabilitation field, but largely absent in the domestic violence area, despite the evidence supporting the effectiveness of this type of strategy (Andrews and Bonta 2004)....
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...…supported theory of the causation of the offending behavior under consideration is widely acknowledged to be critical to program effectiveness (Andrews and Bonta 2004; Cooley-Quille and Lorion 1999), and it is the individual or psychological theories that have had most influence on…...
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