[PDF] Top 20 Beyond what works : how and why do people stop offending?

... The works of Burnett (1992, 2000), Rex (1999) and Trotter (1996, 1999, 2000) direct us towards the crucial signifi cance of engaging worker-client ...‘what works’ research, part of the worker’s task ... See full document

... Home visitation programmes provided by skilled and committed professionals (Sherman et al 1997), often health visitors or social workers, aimed at helping, and sometime training, parents of young children in adversity, ... See full document

... and works with suppliers to establish GHG emission reduction and energy efficiency targets (Ceres and Sustainalytics, ...to stop coal-mining in the country's depleting forests (The Indian Express, ... See full document

... owes what to ...is how it should be, no questions ...out how warfare and other tribal rituals contributed to coalitional behaviour in early human groups, 30 where all participants signalled that ... See full document

... Many of the tags on emperor penguins that transmit- ted into the winter (P19) to 323 days (P3), failed well to the north near or beyond the Ross Sea shelf slope. This is an area of high productivity and one where ... See full document

... Sometimes people with a learning disability are not given enough support in ...explaining what has happened to them. This is important because what they say could make sure someone who is guilty of a ... See full document

... Evidence was also found in the research for increased career readiness resulting from volunteering. The evidence here was less strong than for personal effectiveness, but it did show a positive impact for participants in ... See full document

... of why dollarization helps reduce inflation in some countries but not in some others and why it might alleviate or aggravate exchange rate ...reveals how dollarization affects the monetary policy ... See full document

... The attitudes to sharp and cold light vs. soft and warm light were also reflected in the participants’ answers to the third assignment. For example, one participants provided the following response to the question: ... See full document

... But when we have kids like that who constantly go back and forth on social media, it's kind of hard to tell (the specific social media that is being used). Now tomorrow, she might be in here showing me what the ... See full document

... In spite of the recommendations made to direct the physiotherapy profession to become evidence-based practice (EBP), there has been the continuation of avoiding the utilisation of research-based treatment techniques due ... See full document

... The advantage of using our eyes in physical settings is we can see a lot, as we get a lot of photons hitting our eyes. Our pixel-equivalent resolution standing in a library, bookshop or market is much more than we enjoy ... See full document

... motivated offending is due to under reporting, studies of police recording practices more generally suggest that under recording by the police, due either to police discretion or the application of an evidential ... See full document

... homeowner]…this is your home…you have to participate.” This sentiment suggests that families need to be ready to change their financial practices if home retention is the goal. Participants supported this claim sharing, ... See full document

... trace people (Westin, 1967, ...of people. In addition, feelings of autonomy that people had would be damaged by the lie detector because it registered emotional responses and the results were showed ... See full document

... In order to measure future self-connection, the participants had to select a pair of circles from seven different pictures (Figure 1). Each picture showed two circles (one circle representing the present self and the ... See full document

... they do not have all the computer skills needed to do their job ...some- what larger for lower blue-collar ...shortfalls do not seem to be serious hindrances for most people’s career advance- ... See full document

... NOMS works with offenders to reduce re - o ffending, and the profile of those offenders is p a rtly determined by practices of the sentencing courts. Recent changes in sentencing have been central to the ... See full document

... public do not care much about them? We must now consider a third possibility: that this fact reflects a deficit, in our society and culture, of questions and contexts in which concerns about pollinating insects ... See full document

... This study aims to identify the types of termites, determine the strategic way of controlling and termite removal that can be done if the library is attacked by termites without causing damage to the building, disturbing ... See full document