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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"predicting recidivism"”.
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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 Fatherhood Factor: The Impact of the Father-Child Relationship on the Social, Interpersonal, and Recidivism Risk Factors of Previously Incarcerated Men
… the contribution that those factors may make in predicting recidivism risk; specifically, the father’s own experience of being parented, the quality of communication they have with their child’s mother, their perception of social support, and individual factors associated with motivation to …
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The assessment and management of violence in forensic populations
… on the contribution of dynamic risk factors in predicting recidivism. Chapter One presents a conceptual literature review which provides an overview of the development of violence risk assessment approaches, and examines the predictive validity of dynamic factors in predicting violent …
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Electronic monitoring in corrections: a proposed application of social bond theory
… of a literature review and proposed study of recidivism in electronic monitoring (EM) programs. The literature review is composed of a general review of the history of corrections, a review of literature on electronic monitoring programs and social bond theory. The history of corrections …
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Juvenile recidivism: an analysis of race and other socio-demographic predictors within three intervention modalities in the state of Louisiana
… the methods most often used to predict juvenile recidivism typically derive from stereotypical conceptions, which often yield very low accuracy levels. This study is an attempt to make up for this shortfall. It tracks one year recidivism of 2,810 juvenile offenders released from state custody of …