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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"SOCIAL SCIENCES::Social sciences::Criminology"”.

  1. Situational Affordances and Psychopathy: Examining Contextual Influences on Exploitative Behavior in Economic Games

    … factors in shaping decision-making and social interactions. In Study 1, a meta-analysis was conducted to provide a quantitative summary of the empirical literature on the relationship between psychopathy and exploitative behavior in economic games. A novel theoretical framework, the …

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  2. How Justice System Contact, Race, and Gender Intersect: Examining Their Short- and Long-Term Associations with Mental Health, Educational, and Occupational Outcomes

    This study utilizes intersectionality, life-course perspective, and cumulative disadvantage theory to examine the association between criminal justice system contact (JSC) on short- and long-term mental health, educational, and occupational outcomes, exploring how these associations vary by race …

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  3. Fragmenting probation? A qualitative study of voluntary, public and private sectors’ interactions in supervision

    The context for this dissertation is the growing use of voluntary sector organisations and private companies as providers of probation services in England and Wales. The study focusses on the everyday experience of probation supervision in an increasingly multi-agency environment and explores this …

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  4. Practitioners in the youth justice system: a case study of the youth offending service

    The central aim of this descriptive and exploratory study is to empirically examine the views and perspectives of practitioners working with young people in the youth justice system in England and Wales. Based on a case study of Peterborough youth offending service (PYOS), the study adopts a …

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