2014
DOI: 10.1590/1678-7153.201427212
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Prevalence of Mental Disorders and Recidivism in Young Offenders

Abstract: Several studies report that incarcerated young offenders show a high rate of psychiatric disorders whereas associations between specifi c psychiatric disorders and recidivism remain unknown. The Brazilian legal system has created a unique opportunity for the study of this issue when consider young offenders not that guilty in spite of the severity of the crime, settling in three years the maximum period of incarceration. This study aims to determine the rate of psychiatric disorders in a cohort of incarcerated… Show more

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“…In that study, some mental problems were associated with young offenders especially anger, depression and low self-esteem. However, Dias et al [16] study, had gone to confirm the reduction in mental health symptoms of anxiety and anger after an intervention programme. However, the study by Dias et al [16] had confirmed a study by Bickel and Campbell [15] who conducted an investigation into the incidence of mental health problems among young offenders as compared to controls (12-18 years) in Tasmania, Australia using Adolescent Psychopathy Scale.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In that study, some mental problems were associated with young offenders especially anger, depression and low self-esteem. However, Dias et al [16] study, had gone to confirm the reduction in mental health symptoms of anxiety and anger after an intervention programme. However, the study by Dias et al [16] had confirmed a study by Bickel and Campbell [15] who conducted an investigation into the incidence of mental health problems among young offenders as compared to controls (12-18 years) in Tasmania, Australia using Adolescent Psychopathy Scale.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, Dias et al [16] study, had gone to confirm the reduction in mental health symptoms of anxiety and anger after an intervention programme. However, the study by Dias et al [16] had confirmed a study by Bickel and Campbell [15] who conducted an investigation into the incidence of mental health problems among young offenders as compared to controls (12-18 years) in Tasmania, Australia using Adolescent Psychopathy Scale. That study showed that 40% scored positively for mood disorder, 36% for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and 32% for anxiety disorder excluding PTSD.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In der vorliegenden Studie litt der größte Anteil der Jugendlichen unter Substanzmissbrauchsstörungen (64.8 %) und/oder unter Verhaltensstörungen (80.3 %), welche die Störung des Sozialverhaltens, das oppositionelle Trotzverhalten und die Aufmerksamkeits-und Hyperaktivitätsstörung (ADHS) umfassen. Dieses Ergebnis wird auch durch die Resultate anderer Studien (Dias, Serafi m & de Barros, 2014;McReynolds et al, 2010;Plattner et al, 2011) und Metaanalysen (Colins et al, 2010;Wibbelink et al, 2017) untermauert. In der Untersuchung von Hoeve et al (2013) zeigten sich allerdings die internalisierenden Störungen als die häufi gsten Erkrankungen, gefolgt von Verhaltensund Substanzmissbrauchsstörungen.…”
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