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The effect of staffing variables on the successful program completions of juvenile delinquents in group homesGarcia, L. Patricia Degenstein 01 January 2003 (has links)
The present study examined the effects of group home staffing variables on the proportion of successful program completions by adjudicated juvenile delinquents. A survey questionnaire was sent to most small group homes serving this population in California. Respondents became the 114 participants. There were no significant relationships between the staff/resident ratios and successful completion, between the inconsistency measure and successful completion, or between staffing pattern type and successful completion. Homes that employed live-in part-time family counselors had the highest staff/resident ratios. Homes that employed family counselors working in shifts had the highest staffing inconsistency.
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What is causing teenage girls to act out violently? : a qualitative perspectiveOliver-McFarlane, Cheryl. January 2001 (has links)
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The Edmonton arts and youth feasibility study : a qualitative look at running an arts education program for youth in conflict with the lawSpinner, David. January 2005 (has links)
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Youth delinquency, family intervention treatment and recidivism : a meta-analysisLatimer, Jeff, 1967- January 1999 (has links)
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An exploratory study into the commonalities of the life scripts of adolescent delinquents in selected institutionsBrigham, David L. 01 January 1976 (has links) (PDF)
Transactional analysis has been a useful tool for the researcher in categorizing these characteristics. Using it, he was able to recognize both commonalities and differences between types of problem adolescents. The purpose of this thesis is to examine the life scripts of problem adolescents of selected institutions to determine what the commonalities are within and between the categories of injunctions, counter injunctions, basic positions, rackets, games, decisions, programs of life course, and treatment contracts.
The purpose and problem are embodied in four basic questions: (1) Do commonalities exist in the categories of injunctions, counter injunctions, basic positions, rackets, games, decision, programs of life course and treatment contracts?; (2) What are the most prevalent commonalities within each category? Example: What is the most common injunction?; (3) What are the commonalities between categories? Example: What is the most common game when the injunction is “Don’t get close?”; and (4) What are the commonalities among total life scripts? Calude Steiner categorizes the alcoholic into three main types: “drunk proud,” “lush,” and “wino;” is it possible to categorize adolescent delinquents into similar personality patterns.
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Recidivism among Determinately Sentenced Juvenile Homicide Offenders in TexasVaughn, Sydney J. 05 1900 (has links)
Juvenile homicide offenders pose a significant risk to society considering the severity of the crime, yet this population of delinquents receives little attention in terms of recidivism research. This study examined the recidivism outcomes of a group of 256 determinately sentenced homicide offenders in Texas. Each of these juveniles had be confined to and subsequently release from the Texas Youth Commission, and were followed for three years following release. The aim of this research study was to distinguish recidivists from non-recidivists across demographic, delinquent history, and risk factor measures. These same measures were then used to predict recidivism among the entire sample. Overall, the measures of race, gender, and previous delinquent adjudications emerged significant. First, Black youth were significantly more likely to recidivate than both Hispanic and White youth. Additionally, recidivism among males was significantly greater than non-recidivism among males. In contrast, there were fewer females in recidivist group than the non-recidivist group. Finally, youth with a greater number of previous delinquent adjudications were significantly more likely to recidivate, and the risk of recidivism increased as the number of previous adjudications increased. These findings are consistent with previous literature and indicate that these factors are prevalent in analyzing the recidivist behavior of determinately sentenced juvenile homicide offenders.
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Juvenile delinquency in Montreal.Ross, Herman R. January 1932 (has links)
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The performance of juvenile delinquents on the Test of Memory Malingering (TOMM)Gast, Julianne January 2009 (has links)
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Timelines of Disclosures Regarding Number of Victims By Juvenile Sex OffendersStovering, Jaime L. January 2010 (has links)
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Impact of Real Life and Media Violence: Relationships between Violence Exposure, Aggression, Hostility, and Empathy Among High School Students and Detained AdolescentsGunderson, Jennifer R. January 2006 (has links)
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