The Dimensions of Applied Behavior Analysis for Crime and Delinquency

Morris, Edward K.; Braukmann, Curtis J.

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“…The latter discovers the functions ( Baer et al (1968Baer et al ( , 1987 allow both meanings of (or stimulus controls over) "analysis"-demonstration and discovery. More than merely "allow" both meanings, though, we should probably embrace them both as equally correct (Baer, 1981;Deitz, 1983;Morris & Braukmann, 1987). In so doing, however, we should more dearly distinguish between them-applied research and technological application-so as to avoid confusion and darify their interrelationship (see Birnbrauer, 1979;Deitz, 1982;Johnston, in press).…”

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Deconstructing “Technological to a Fault”

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1991

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A review of applied behavior analysis within the criminal justice system

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Hanson

2024

Behavioral Interventions

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Mass incarceration rates have become a financial burden on the country and in 2023, the United States was faced with one of the highest recidivism rates worldwide, with approximately 44% of individuals returning to prison within a year of their release. Although various programs are available to incarcerated individuals and for those considered at risk for offending, access to these programs varies by jurisdiction and the effectiveness in preventing offenses, reducing recidivism, and fostering rehabilitation is not entirely known. In response to recidivism and incarceration rates, there has been a plea for a change in the criminal justice system, with an emphasis on involving behavior analysts. However, the extent of the application of behavior‐analytic interventions within the criminal justice system in the research literature is unclear. Thus, the purpose of the current review was to examine the existing experimental literature to determine the state of this research topic.

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The Dimensions of Applied Behavior Analysis for Crime and Delinquency

Cited by 2 publications

References 75 publications

Deconstructing “Technological to a Fault”

Deconstructing “Technological to a Fault”

A review of applied behavior analysis within the criminal justice system

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