Strength‐based Approaches to Address Criminal Behaviors in Adolescents

Carr, Alan; Hartnett, Dan; Meleady, Jane

doi:10.1002/9781119166504.ch14

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“…Only the multidisciplinary interaction of various specialists can provide the desired effect. This involves social services in working with parents and adolescents (Carr et al, 2022), particularly in overcoming the problem of bullying (Hikmat et al, 2024). This includes psychological training groups and individual consultations (Gupta et al, 2022) aimed at forming volitional control and moral awareness (Abbaspour et al, 2022).…”

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Effectiveness of Special Juvenile Crime Prevention Programmes

2024

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The aim of the study is to identify the effectiveness of juvenile crime prevention programmes. After the introduction of the juvenile crime prevention programme into the educational process, aggressiveness (p≤0.01) and conflict (p≤0.01), propensity to break norms (p≤0.001), addictive behaviour (p≤0.01), selfdestructive behaviour (p≤0.01), to aggression (p≤0.05), delinquent behaviour (p≤0.001) decreased among juveniles, while volitional control increased (p≤0.05). Much fewer juveniles are the initiators of bullying (p≤0.001) and their assistants (p≤0.01). The study showed that a certain part of the surveyed juveniles are prone to criminal behaviour; however, it was proved that special programmes are effective in preventing it. A decrease in delinquent behaviour, manifestations of bullying, aggressiveness, and proneness to conflict was found after the participation of the juveniles in the programme. The obtained results are useful for the implementation in educational institutions to prevent juvenile offences.

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Effectiveness of Special Juvenile Crime Prevention Programmes

2024

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Strength‐based Approaches to Address Criminal Behaviors in Adolescents

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Effectiveness of Special Juvenile Crime Prevention Programmes

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