Cognitive-behavioural group work: its application to specific offender groups

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The cognitive-behavioral approaches are challenged by the implications of major findings like 'what works' literature to non-mainstream correctional groups comprising of female, adolescent and indigenous offenders. There is insufficient evidence available to assess the rehabilitative efficacy of cognitive-behavioral approaches when applied uncritically with offenders outside the adult mainstream.

Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Justice & Safety-Total Govt, Analysis, Criminal investigation, Criminal justice, Administration of, Administration of criminal justice

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No Child Left Behind's faith - based initiative provision and the establishment clause

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Powers and duties, Church and state, Church charities, Religious charities

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