What does the general profile of incarcerates people tell us about their correctional
programming/treatment needs? Part 1 - ANS-1. need to address:
a. substance use
b. level of education
c. history of trauma
d. me
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What does the general profile of incarcerates people tell us about their correctional
programming/treatment needs? Part 1 - ANS-1. need to address:
a. substance use
b. level of education
c. history of trauma
d. mental health problems (how they are worsen by correctional Institutions)
What does the general profile of incarcerates people tell us about their correctional
programming/treatment needs? Part 2 - ANS-2. legislation changes
a. women assessments
b. Indigenous women are the fastest-growing prison population being created
What is the Andrew & Bonta: Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) Model of rehabilitation ? -
ANS-contains risk, need, responsivity
What is risk? - ANS-assessment of individual's risk to re-offend, level of treatment
required (target of medium and high risk prisoners) (matching levels of treatment of risk)
(High needs more intensive duration)
What is need principle? - ANS-assessment of factors to target to decrease recidivism
What is responsivity? - ANS-Basic: How programs are delivered
there is general and specific responsivity
What is the general Responsivity? - ANS-use of cognitive behavioural approaches,
social learning methods to promote prosocial behaviour
1. social learning-interaction w/ others, ongoing interaction
2. right living unit
What is the specific responsivity? - ANS-individuals characteristics- cognitive ability,
learning style and motivation
What is classification? - ANS-Using various assessments instruments to categorize
inmates in order to determine the appropriate security level and programs
what are the 2 key components of classification - ANS-1. offender Intake Assessment
(OIA)
2. Correctional Plan (CP)
What is offender intake assessment (OIA)? - ANS-contains statistical info on recidivism
scale revised, custody rating scale (informed by the person's level of risk)
institutional placement- to "parent" institution
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