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“It’s relentless”: the impact of working primarily with high risk offenders
... with high risk offenders might take its ...anxiety, high job stress and low job satisfaction have been the subject of much academic and policy attention (Burns, 2012; Collins et al 2009; ...
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Managing high risk offenders in the community : compliance, cooperation and consent in a climate of concern
... very high risk sexual and violent offenders, in the pursuit of community safety, control oriented, preventative practices predominate over change focused, participatory ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... from high-risk of harm ...very high-risk ...of high-risk offenders and effective practice in the ...for offenders who are no longer deemed appropriate for referral ...
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The association between psychiatric diagnosis and violent re offending in adult offenders in the community
... identify high- risk offenders and estimate the likelihood of ...psychiatric risk fac- tors, particularly in the community ...psychiatric risk factors in violent re-offending because it ...
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Adult Sex Offenders
... higher risk, and may have been less motivated or more sexually deviant than control group ...highest risk offenders from the ...the offenders in the treatment ...the ...
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Assessing Risk in Adolescent Offenders: A Comparison of Risk Profiles versus Summed Risk Factors
... three risk profiles distinguished in this sample were consistent with the study hypothesis predicting one low-risk and two high-risk groups, a trio of offender subtypes that have also been ...
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Self esteem of high risk pregnant women
... A high-risk pregnancy occurs when there are extensive modifications that affect the sociobiological condition and may impair its ...makes high- risk pregnant women more susceptible to ...
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“More Dangerous than Hitmen”: Judicial Perceptions of Sexual Offenders
... Sexual offenders have drawn considerable attention in recent years from the general public, academia, and criminal justice ...sex offenders who target children are a universally despised ...sex ...
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Stumbling into sexual crime: the passive perpetrator in accounts by male internet sex offenders
... As indicated above, participants were recruited because they belonged to the category of ‘internet sex offender’ and were invited to take part in the study with the ‘task understanding’ (Potter & Hepburn, 2005) that ...
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Levels of anxiety in high risk pregnant women
... of high-risk pregnant women studied, confirming the relation between gestational high risk and low self-esteem and anxiety, which other studies had already ...in high- risk ...
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Crime Deterrence in High-Risk Juvenile Offenders
... Potential offenders—who learn from the experiences of others— will mostly choose not to ...which offenders apply decisionmaking processes ...adult offenders are high; however, they are not 100 ...
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How effective are interventions to improve social outcomes among offenders with personality disorder: a systematic review
... Attention to employment as a relevant outcome is consistent with the literature that identifies employment as an important factor in desistance from crime in of- fender populations [43, 44] and in protecting against ser- ...
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Multi-Factorial Risks Factors And Recidivism Of Sexual Offenders: The Case Of Correctional Institutions In Nairobi County, Kenya
... sexual offenders who abuse children are more likely to repeat a similar or same offence (Drew, 2013; Hansen, 2010; Moster, ...sexual offenders; inadequate offenders‟ classification and supervision; ...
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A non randomised controlled trial of the R&R2MHP cognitive skills program in high risk male offenders with severe mental illness
... Following treatment with the R&R2MHP program, an improvement in SPSI-RS problem-solving styles has previ- ously been reported for rational thinking [43] and, using a similar program, for avoidance coping [45]. There ...
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... obtained high scores in angry hostility, impulsiveness, and excite- ment seeking and low scores in intrust, straightfor- wardness, compliance, modesty, dutifulness, and deli- ...
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The differences between sex offenders who victimise older women and sex offenders who offend against children
... and risk management of these offenders, but also so that any differences may be used to help protect older people from ...sex offenders are offered a Sex Offender Treatment Programme (SOTP) in ...
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Female adolescent sexual and nonsexual violent offenders: a comparison of the prevalence and impact of risk and protective factors for general recidivism
... total risk/protective scales con- sisted of only few items (e.g., the risk and protective scales of the alcohol/drugs domain and the risk and protective scales of the relationship ...
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Perceptions of sex offenders with intellectual disability: a comparison of forensic staff and the general public
... for all nine variables were close to zero, with the exception of the kurtosis score for the variable “Jason is to blame for sexually assault- ing the child,” which was −1.02. The Kolmogorov–Smirnov (K–S) test of ...
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Evidence review: Music making with young offenders and young people at risk of offending
... There is increasing acknowledgement of the role arts can help to play in reducing re-offending and contributing to a wide range of individual outcomes for young people, including enhanced personal development, improved ...
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Child maltreatment victimization by type in relation to criminal recidivism in juvenile offenders
... or disrupting education and/or causing health problems and/or interfering with keeping prosocial friends and/or drugs contributing to criminal behavior, (c) Relation- ships: no positive adult non-family relationships, no ...
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