Gillis and Nafekh Revision for the Gillis and Nafekh study in the After A Guilty Verdict topic, Imprisonment. 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCriminological and Forensic PsychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: MinxehCreated on: 31-05-14 15:39 What was the title of the Gillis and Nafekh study? The effects of community-based employment on re-offending 1 of 14 What was the aim of the study? To explore the impact of employment on re-offending, with offenders on conditional release. 2 of 14 How many participants on conditional release did the database start with? 23,500 3 of 14 What percentage of this data were male and female? 95% Male, 5% Female. 4 of 14 After the sample was matched, how many participants were there in the sample altogether? 4796 5 of 14 The method was a content analysis of the correctional service of which country's database? Canada 6 of 14 Pairs were matched on what statistics? Gender, risk level, release year, sentence length 7 of 14 The sample was divided into two groups, what were the groups? Employed upon release | Not employed upon release 8 of 14 The data was analysed and comparisons were drew between the groups, what was comparison 1? Return to custody before end of sentence 9 of 14 What were comparisons 2 and 3? Return to custody with a new offence before end of the previous sentence, and return to custody without a new offence before end of sentence 10 of 14 From the date of conditional release, men take on average how long to find employment? 6 months 11 of 14 From date of conditional release, women take on average how long to find employment? 10 months 12 of 14 Are employed men more likely to remain on conditional release until the end of their sentence than unemployed men? Yes 13 of 14 Are employed women more likely to remain on conditional release until the end of their sentence than unemployed women? Yes 14 of 14
Imprisonment: Gillis and Nafekh - Impact of community-based employment on offender reintergration 0.0 / 5
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