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IMPACT OF BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION AND TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS ON INSTITUTION SOCIAL CLIMATE

NCJ Number
31476
Journal
Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency Volume: 12 Issue: 2 Dated: (JULY 1975) Pages: 79-91
Author(s)
C F JESNESS
Date Published
1975
Length
13 pages
Annotation
DATA ARE PRESENTED SHOWING THE IMPACT OF TWO EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAMS ON THE SOCIAL CLIMATES OF TWO INSTITUTIONS FOR MALE JUVENILE DELINQUENTS.
Abstract
AS PART OF A RESEARCH PROJECT IN WHICH BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION WAS INTRODUCED IN ONE INSTITUTION AND TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS IN ANOTHER, THE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS' ENVIRONMENT SCALE WAS ADMINISTERED ONCE EARLY IN THE STUDY AND AGAIN MORE THAN TWO YEARS LATER. LARGE DIFFERENCES IN THE PERCEPTIONS OF RESIDENTS WERE OBTAINED ON POSTTESTS, WITH THOSE IN THE TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS PROGRAM EXPRESSING MORE POSITIVE OPINIONS ABOUT THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH STAFF AND THE USEFULNESS OF THE PROGRAM. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT)

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