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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Recidivism Risk"”.
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The Young Firelighter: Profile Characteristics and Recidivism Risk Factors
… Australian sample and to determine the rate of recidivism and identify variables that may predict firelighting recidivism risk.
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Validation of the Juvenile Sexual Offense Recidivism Risk Assessment Tool--II
<p>The accurate assessment of risk of sexual reoffense for juveniles has the potential to inform many actions, including the segregation of low risk from high risk offenders, allocation of limited resources, matching treatment assignments and other programming with risk, and implementation of …
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The Fatherhood Factor: The Impact of the Father-Child Relationship on the Social, Interpersonal, and Recidivism Risk Factors of Previously Incarcerated Men
… policy and programs to assist these at-risk individuals and communities. Of the few studies that have explored the lives of previously incarcerated men, some have found fatherhood to be a salient factor (Arditti, Smock, & Parkman, 2005). The current study investigated this particular …
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Beyond the Sum: A Network Analysis of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Behavioral Outcomes in Justice-Involved Youth
… of childhood adversity, female youth show lower recidivism rates than males, presenting an empirical paradox. Using a sample of 19,454 justice-involved youth (75% male), this study applies novel network methods to understand how ACEs and behavioral outcomes are organized across gender. Findings …
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Recidivism among Previously Incarcerated People Enrolled in Riverside County Whole Person Care
… this project is to explore the determinants of recidivism among previously incarcerated people enrolled in the Whole Person Care pilot in Riverside County. This study suggests early linkage to services, such as mental health and substance use treatment services, will reduce the likelihood of …
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The Efficacy of Residential Care in the Management of Serious Mental Illness
… life satisfaction, work success, and hospital recidivism rates were examined at two-month intervals over five recording periods. </p><p>Many different factors influence the assignment of treatment services to individuals presenting for mental health services around the nation, and the present …
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TRAUMA RECIDIVISM: THREAT ORIENTATIONS AND RECURRENT INJURY PERCEPTIONS
… recurrent injury (PLRI) of individuals deemed at risk for trauma recidivism (TR).</p> <p><strong>Background:</strong> Injuries and violence are the leading cause of traumatic death among persons aged 1 to 44 in the United States. Trauma recidivism occurs when an individual experiences more than …
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Crowd Compositions for Bias Detection and Mitigation in Predicting Recidivism
This thesis explores an approach to predicting recidivism by leveraging crowdsourcing, contrasting traditional judicial discretion and algorithmic models. Instead of relying on judges or algorithms, participants predicted the likelihood of re-offending using the COMPAS dataset, which includes …
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The utility of the psychopathy checklist- screening version for predicting serious violent recidivism in a New Zealand offender sample
… number of overseas studies as a significant risk factor for general reoffending and in particular for violent reoffending. Using a retrospective-prospective design, a representative sample (N = 199; 48% of Māori descent) was selected from a database of male offenders serving sentences of …
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Not just ‘old men in raincoats’: effectiveness of specialised community treatment programmes for sexually abusive children and youth in New Zealand
… Zealand. The main outcome of interest was sexual recidivism (prevalence rate of re-offending during the follow-up period) with secondary outcome variables of general and violent recidivism. The follow-up period ranged from 1 year to 10 years (mean 4.5 years, SD = 2.2). Three groups were compared: …
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Predicting institutional behavior in youthful offenders: The role of individual and family factors in risk assessment.
… of clinical judgment and actuarial models of risk assessment. This study was designed to augment those commonly used methods by integrating a variety of factors that produce risk and protective effects among 101 youthful offenders. Adolescents and young adults in a maximum-security facility …
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The level of service inventory and female offenders : addressing issues of reliability and predictive ability
… (especially the application of male-normed risk assessment tools), and yet, there is a need to accurately determine the risk of re-offending and the criminogenic needs of the offender along with general and specific issues (i.e., responsivity) that will encourage successful program delivery. …