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200			_aInstitutional conditions and prison suicide _econditional effects of deprivation and overcrowding _fMeredith P. Huey, Thomas L. Mcnulty
330			_aThis article uses national data on prisons in the United States to examine the effects of deprivation, overcrowding, and their interaction on the likelihood of prison suicide. Our central argument is that overcrowding is a pivotal feature of prison environments that conditions the effects of deprivation. Findings provide substantial support for this hypothesis. For example, at low levels of overcrowding, minimum-security facilities evidence a lower probability of prison suicide, but at high levels, they are as likely to experience a suicide as their medium- and maximum-security counterparts. Theoretical and policy implications of the findings are discussed.
461			_cNew York _d2005 _pp. 490-514 _tThe Prison Journal _vVol. 85, nº 4 _x15527522
606			_aSUICÍDIO NA PRISÃO _98746
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700			_9423303 _aHUEY _bMeredith P.
701			_4070 _9423304 _aMCNULTY _bThomas L.
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