Treatment and Punishment of Crime
- Created by: Sam Chaloner
- Created on: 27-01-15 12:25
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- Treatment and Punishment of Crime
- Aim prison - punish criminals
- Behavioral Theory
- Zero Tolerance Policy
- New York, 1994
- Crime > 34%
- Economic growth
- 7,000 police
- Move Crime
- Alienate communities
- Move Crime
- 7,000 police
- Economic growth
- Homicide . 50%
- Economic growth
- 7,000 police
- Move Crime
- Alienate communities
- Move Crime
- 7,000 police
- Economic growth
- Crime > 34%
- Aim...
- New York, 1994
- Operant conditioning
- Reduce recidivism rates
- Hobbs & Holt (1976)
- Improvement in target behaviors
- Under controlled conditions
- Little training + economical
- High commitment
- Motivated
- Can't be generalised to the real world
- Motivated
- High commitment
- Little training + economical
- Under controlled conditions
- Improvement in target behaviors
- Doesn't address the cause of the behavior
- Cognitive programs
- Reasoning and Rehabilitation (R&R)
- Assumes offenders are unsocialised
- Taught life skills e.g.
- Assumes offenders are unsocialised
- Effective for male offenders
- Ineffective + doesn't work
- Medium / high risk offenders
- Thinking patterns
- Low risk offenders
- Other causes
- Medium / high risk offenders
- Ineffective + doesn't work
- Effective - high IQ etc.
- Many prisoners don't...
- Cann (2006)
- Ineffective female offenders
- Cognitive programs
- Reasoning and Rehabilitation (R&R)
- Assumes offenders are unsocialised
- Taught life skills e.g.
- Assumes offenders are unsocialised
- Effective for male offenders
- Ineffective + doesn't work
- Medium / high risk offenders
- Thinking patterns
- Low risk offenders
- Other causes
- Medium / high risk offenders
- Ineffective + doesn't work
- Effective - high IQ etc.
- Many prisoners don't...
- Cann (2006)
- Ineffective female offenders
- Commit crime for different reasons
- CP for men - Gender bias
- Ineffective female offenders
- Cann (2006)
- Many prisoners don't...
- Aim - change people think
- Should last effects on recidivism
- 1st year = > conviction rates
- Not 2nd year
- 1st year = > conviction rates
- Should last effects on recidivism
- Reasoning and Rehabilitation (R&R)
- Commit crime for different reasons
- CP for men - Gender bias
- Cognitive programs
- Ineffective female offenders
- Cann (2006)
- Many prisoners don't...
- Aim - change people think
- Should last effects on recidivism
- 1st year = > conviction rates
- Not 2nd year
- 1st year = > conviction rates
- Should last effects on recidivism
- Reasoning and Rehabilitation (R&R)
- Cognitive programs
- Aim prison - punish criminals
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