Violent offending : the efficacy of a unitary and transtheoretical intervention
Aurora, Meera. 2003, Violent offending : the efficacy of a unitary and transtheoretical intervention, D.Psychology (Forensic) thesis, School of Psychology, Deakin University.
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Violent offending : the efficacy of a unitary and transtheoretical intervention
Examines "best practice" in reducing recidivism. Compares two interventions for violent offenders, and examines whether their different theoretical orientations (unitary or transtheoretical) affected program efficiency. Although the transtheoretical intervention was more efficacious, insufficient adherence to best practice principles within implementation of both programs significantly impinged upon program success.
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This thesis is supported by the portfolio "Sentencing pathways for offenders in Victoria : clinical influences and considerations"
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