Monitoring Treatment Program Participants' Institutional Behavior: A Research Note.
A juvenile community treatment alternative to longterm state institutionalization is reviewed, and a means of monitoring participant progress through the five step Individual Developmental Treatment Alternative (IDSA) program is presented. Analysis of three years of staff-generated residential behav...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Offender Rehabilitation pp. 75 - 92 |
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
1991
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