01395     2200253   4500001000700000011001400007090001100021100004100032101000800073102000700081200015300088330068000241461005800921606001500979606001800994606001901012606001201031606001301043606001401056675001001070700002201080702002601102852001301128408985  a1552-7522  a408985  a20241105d        kkky0pory50      ba  aeng  aUS  aThe efectiveness of dog-training programs in prisonea systematic review and meta- analysis of the literaturefBarbara J. Cooke, David P. Farrington  aTo date, there are more than 290 correctional facilities across the United States that have implemented dog-training programs. To better understand the effects of dog-training programs on their human participants, this article conducts a systematic review and two meta-analyses of 10 studies that met the criteria for inclusion. The data from these 10 studies were obtained from 310 program participants and 514 controls. Conducting two meta-analyses on externalizing and internalizing outcomes of dog-training
program participation, we found significant mean effect sizes for both sets of outcomes, suggesting that dog-training programs have a desirable effect on offenders.  cWashingtond2016pp. 1-23tThe Prison Journalv[s.n.]  aPSICOLOGIA  aTREINO ANIMAL  aTERAPIA ANIMAL  aRECLUSO  aPRISÃO  aINFRACTOR  a159.9  aCOOKEbBarbara J.  aFARRINGSTONbDavid P.  j159.9COO