2020
DOI: 10.1080/02615479.2020.1805427
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Social work education and the recognition of rights in the digital tech age: implications for professional identity

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“…Repeat crime refers to the same person having two or more criminal experiences. Repeat crime as a special crime phenomenon is analyzed separately from objective and subjective aspects: the objective sense indicates the depth of the criminal behavior of the perpetrator, and the subjective aspect can reflect the personal danger of the perpetrator [ 12 ]. At present, in many of the major cases and vicious cases in China, mostly repeat offenders, same in juvenile crime repeated criminal behavior is also more prominent.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Repeat crime refers to the same person having two or more criminal experiences. Repeat crime as a special crime phenomenon is analyzed separately from objective and subjective aspects: the objective sense indicates the depth of the criminal behavior of the perpetrator, and the subjective aspect can reflect the personal danger of the perpetrator [ 12 ]. At present, in many of the major cases and vicious cases in China, mostly repeat offenders, same in juvenile crime repeated criminal behavior is also more prominent.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se deben desarrollar por tanto protocolos que aseguren el respeto a la privacidad y a la confidencialidad de las personas valiéndose de herramientas como la tecnología de encriptación (Reamer, 2017). La formación superior debería incorporar a su currículo el uso ético de los medios sociales de manera explícita, capacitando a sus estudiantes para que adquieran los conocimientos y las habilidades necesarias para su uso adecuado (Boddy & Dominelli, 2017;Kirwan & Mc Guckin, 2014;Ricciardelli et al, 2022). En este sentido, el alumnado debe avanzar en una competencia digital ética que vaya más allá del mero manejo de las tecnologías, profundizando en las implicaciones éticas del espacio virtual e incidiendo en los valores y en las actitudes (Blakemore & Agllias, 2020;Cabezas González & Casillas Martín, 2017;Cabezas González & Casillas Martín, 2019).…”
Section: El Desarrollo Profesional Y La Competencia Digital Profesionalunclassified