Defining Desistance and Accessing the Sample
Seeking and accessing professional support for child anxiety in a community sample
... community sample from across ...and accessing support for child anxiety difficulties, and importantly identify keys areas to target to improve access to evidence-based child anxiety ...
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A comparison of barriers to accessing services for mental and physical health conditions in a sample of rural Australian adults
... cancer accessing support and among Canadian, American and Dutch populations accessing mental health services ...the sample was drawn (the Riverland, Copper Coast/Yorke Peninsula and Eyre Peninsula) ...
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SAMPLE. Accessing Your Account
... Since you are eligible (or will become eligible) to participate in the ABC 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan (“the Plan”), federal regulations* require that you receive certain information con[r] ...
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Sexual behavior of HIV-positive adults not accessing HIV treatment in Mombasa, Kenya: Defining their prevention needs
... not accessing HIV care ...our sample is not a ran- domly recruited representative sample, this technique did allow us to reach PLHIV within the community who are otherwise not ...representative ...
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C++ DATA STRUCTURES. Defining a Structure: Accessing Structure Members:
... int book_id; } book; Accessing Structure Members: To access any member of a structure, we use the member access operator . . The member access operator is coded as a period between the structure variable name and ...
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Predicting Desistance In A High‐Risk Sample: Examining The Influence Of Individual And Contextual Factors
... of desistance overall, and maintained significance after neighborhood fac- tors were ...later desistance in a low-income, urban male ...later desistance is consistent with literature on the stability ...
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Societies and Desistance: Exploring the Dynamics of Desistance in England and Israel
... and sample characteristics In-depth semi-structured interviews with those identified by the probation staff as desisting from crime was the principle source of data for this ...with desistance as possible – ...
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The pains of desistance
... a sample of ...their desistance. While there is evidence, then, that the journey of desistance is not necessarily a pleasant one, little in-depth analysis has focused on the pains of ...
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The Doncaster desistance study
... • sense of having a plan, an optimistic plan, as opposed to persisting offenders vague view of future. • strong belief in self determination, unlike active offenders. However, given only 5 interviews were conducted in ...
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Who owns desistance? A triad of agency enabling social structures in the desistance process
... by defining social structures and agency and considers how these concepts are currently conceptualised as interacting in the desistance ...that desistance interventions are informal (McNeill et ...
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A Proposed Method for Choice of Sample Size without Pre Defining Error
... Abstract Sample size is very important in statistical research because it is not too small or too ...the sample size is calculated based on the z-value and pre-defined ...the sample size without ...
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The value of ‘bearing witness’ to desistance
... There is substantial evidence that prisoners face multiple problems including poor mental and physical health, problems with drugs and alcohol, experiences of homelessness, family and relationship problems, unemployment ...
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Violent Offending, Desistance, And Recidivism
... a sample of boys recruited in the late 1930s from a disadvantaged Boston ...the sample experienced adulthood (the 1950s and 1960s) was characterized by plentiful living-wage, industry-related jobs, and a ...
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Emotions, Future Selves, and the Process of Desistance
... “Um, the opportunities have been there, they are every day, you walk down the road, there is a person at the side, you could quite easily take [their possessions], charity boxes everywhere, you could quite easily take ...
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Desistance from crime and restorative justice
... to desistance, shows the potential significance of the individuals ‘story’ or ‘script’ to justify and explain their criminal careers, discussing their subjective perspectives on their past, present and future, and ...
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Youth transitions : from offending to desistance
... Whilst these findings generally support the theoretical evidence on desistance, there are certain anomalies. For example, the majority of the sample managed to stop offending even though they were neither ...
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Drug treatment and desistance from crime
... 50 suggest that offenders go through a process of change and that an individual’s motivation is an important factor leading to the cessation of both drug-use and crime. The structure of the DRR and the interventions used ...
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'Keeping busy' as agency in early desistance
... early desistance Abstract Agency in desistance research has often been understood as deliberate action undertaken in pursuit of a desisting ...early desistance experiences of a number of mainly white ...
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Space, Place and Desistance from Drug use
... the sample who we identified as drug users at the time of the conviction that led to them joining the ...main sample consisted of 43 ...the sample, covering 15 years of their ...
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Precarious identities: ‘Young’ motherhood, desistance and stigma
... The study The data presented in this article are drawn from 25 in-depth semi-structured qualitative interviews with 19 mothers undertaken as part of a larger longitudinal study of women previously subject to youth ...
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