Cognitive-behavioral Interventions with Young Offenders |
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Two Assessment | 24 |
Three Individual Programs | 51 |
Institution and Community | 79 |
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academic ADOLESCENTS aggressive Applied Behavior Analysis approach baseline behavioral analysis behavioral assessment biofeedback blushing Braukmann British Psychological Society Burchard client clinician cognitive cognitive therapy cognitive-behavioral intervention concerned consequences contingencies contingency management contract control group crime criminal behavior criminological delinquency differences differential association theory discussion effect environment experimental follow-up functional analysis havior Hersen Hollin improvement individual institutional interaction intervention with young interview involved juvenile locus of control measures ment meta-analysis methods modify natural environment Nietzel no-treatment control nonoffenders number of studies observation offender's outcome parents person police positive practice probation officers problem-solving problems psychology punishment range recidivism recording reinforcement reported response rewards role role-play self-report self-statements significant situations social learning theory social skills training Spence staff stealing strategies successful suggest target behaviors techniques therapist therapy tion token economy young offenders