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_aThe Risk-Need-Responsivity model _e1990 to the present _fJames Bonta |
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_aManchester _cHM Inspectorate of Probation _d2023 |
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_a13 p. _cil. _d30 cm |
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_aAcademic Insights _v6 |
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| 330 | _aThe RNR model of assessment and rehabilitation has been a major influence on the development of assessment instruments and treatment programmes (Newsome and Cullen, 2017; Wormith and Zidenberg, 2018). Concrete and direct spinoffs of RNR include, in the area of assessment, the Level of Service (LS) risk/needs instruments and, in the area of treatment, STICS. The LS is used in many countries with over one million administrations per year (Wormith and Bonta, 2021). STICS has been implemented in several jurisdictions in Canada, Sweden, and Denmark and similar programmes such as STARR and EPICS in the US have literally touched the lives of hundreds of thousands justice-involved persons (Bonta, 2023). | ||
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_9225149 _aREINSERÇÃO SOCIAL |
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_915170 _aRESPONSABILIZAÇÃO |
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_9101423 _aINSTRUMENTOS DE AVALIAÇÃO |
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_9114183 _aREINCIDÊNCIA CAUSAS |
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