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Identifier	Spec 18
Author	Tarallo, Janet R., 1973-
Title	An investigation into the use of reasoning and rehabilitation II with adult probationers
Publisher	Central Connecticut State University
Date	2011; *
Resource Type	Special Project
Notes	Cognitive shortcomings are common traits among the offender population. It is this deficit in social reasoning that leads many individuals to the criminal justice system. The modification of such irrational thoughts has been demonstrated to reduce recidivism. The Reasoning and Rehabilitation 2 (R&R2) program is a psycho-educational intervention based on cognitive-behavioral models that has been found to produce a reduction in recidivism. The Office of Adult Probation in Connecticut utilizes R&R2 with its medium-risk and high-risk offenders as a means of targeting their illogical thought processes in order to reduce their antisocial behaviors and thereby reduce recidivism. The present study utilizes an existing database of inactive probation cases maintained by Connecticut’s Court Support Services Division to examine the relationship between R&R2 completion and probation outcome. It also explores the association between completion of R&R2 and probationer ethnicity, age and gender. It is hypothesized that probationers who complete R&R2 will be more likely to successfully complete probation than probationers who are unsatisfactorily discharged from R&R2. It also hypothesized that White probationers will have higher rates of program completion than Black or Latino probationers. Additionally, the researcher posits that Latinos will have higher rates of program completion than Blacks. Furthermore, it was believed that females would have higher rates of successful program completion than males and that the likelihood of program success would increase with offender age. As hypothesized, the results indicated a positive relationship between R&R2 completion and successful probation completion. The results also indicated that White and Latino probationers had higher rates of R&R2 completion than Black probationers, and that older probationers were more likely to complete R&R2 than younger probationers. There were no significant gender differences.
Subject	Criminals -- Rehabilitation -- Connecticut
Department	Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Advisor	Mitchell, Damon, 1969-
Type	Text
Digital Format	application/pdf
Language	eng
OCLC number	804653101
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