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11	Úprava odborného zacházení ve věznici pro mladistvé a její vliv na převýchovu pachatelů juvenilní delikvence / The regulation of professional treatment in juvenile prison and its impact on the re-education of juvenile delinquents Volf, František January 2021 (has links) (in English): The main objective of the diploma thesis, which has a theoretical-empirical character, was to find out how appropriate it is to further develop professional treatment in juvenile prison using socio-pedagogical methods. The general section summarizes descriptively the analytical findings and the broader contexts related to professional treatment in juvenile prison. The empirical part presents research that had an ad hoc design, consisting of the design and subsequent implementation of a pedagogical experiment and the verification of its results through a verification study conducted by combining subjective evaluations obtained by the technique of structured interviews with juvenile convicts, professional staff, managers and objectively determined statistical data on the frequency of proven cases of physical violence by juvenile convicts before and after the experiment. The result of the research is the finding that modifications of professional treatment in the areas of environmental regulation, regime, direct educational activity, use of relationships and personal examples and the use of the group's influence are beneficial and feasible. The output of the research is also a summary of specific recommendations for the modification of professional treatment to increase the effectiveness...
12	Treating gambling addiction : a psychological study in the South African context Bulwer, Miranda 06 1900 (has links) The objectives of this study were to provide a detailed biopsychosocial description of the characteristics of a sample of 100 individuals screened and referred by the National Responsible Gaming Programme helpline for their outpatient treatment programme over an eighteen month period, and, importantly, to measure the success of this specific treatment programme at set intervals, up to a one year follow-up period. While 80% of the sample did not relapse during the six-week treatment programme, the number of treatment seekers without any gambling relapses during each follow-up period declined, and those falling back into gambling increased as time went on. After one year 47% of treatment seekers managed not to revert back to gambling – total abstinence. A further 28% reported having relapsed once or twice or that their gambling was controlled. 25% of treatment seekers reported that they reverted back to gambling fulltime which leaves the success rate of the treatment at 75%. Treatment seekers reported an overall reduction in gambling participation, debt and expenditure and an overall improvement in social and vocational functioning. There is evidence in this study to support the perspective that pathological gambling is a multidimensional disorder and that certain sub-groups of gamblers have distinct gambling behaviour. / Psychology / M.Soc.Sc. Research issues Predictors of treatment outcome Gambling addiction Pathological gambling Problem gambling Gambling related disorders Gambling activities Biopsychosocial assessment Gambling treatment programme National Responsible Gaming Programme Treatment effectiveness Identified problems Dependency/problem behaviours Diagnostic tests 616.8584106 Casinos -- South Africa Lotteries -- South Africa
13	Treating gambling addiction : a psychological study in the South African context Bulwer, Miranda 06 1900 (has links) The objectives of this study were to provide a detailed biopsychosocial description of the characteristics of a sample of 100 individuals screened and referred by the National Responsible Gaming Programme helpline for their outpatient treatment programme over an eighteen month period, and, importantly, to measure the success of this specific treatment programme at set intervals, up to a one year follow-up period. While 80% of the sample did not relapse during the six-week treatment programme, the number of treatment seekers without any gambling relapses during each follow-up period declined, and those falling back into gambling increased as time went on. After one year 47% of treatment seekers managed not to revert back to gambling – total abstinence. A further 28% reported having relapsed once or twice or that their gambling was controlled. 25% of treatment seekers reported that they reverted back to gambling fulltime which leaves the success rate of the treatment at 75%. Treatment seekers reported an overall reduction in gambling participation, debt and expenditure and an overall improvement in social and vocational functioning. There is evidence in this study to support the perspective that pathological gambling is a multidimensional disorder and that certain sub-groups of gamblers have distinct gambling behaviour. / Psychology / M.Soc.Sc. Research issues Predictors of treatment outcome Gambling addiction Pathological gambling Problem gambling Gambling related disorders Gambling activities Biopsychosocial assessment Gambling treatment programme National Responsible Gaming Programme Treatment effectiveness Identified problems Dependency/problem behaviours Diagnostic tests 616.8584106 Casinos -- South Africa Lotteries -- South Africa

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