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Though prior research has advanced knowledge on the risk factors most related to recidivism, known as the central eight risk factors, there is a dearth of research on whether these… Click to show full abstract
Though prior research has advanced knowledge on the risk factors most related to recidivism, known as the central eight risk factors, there is a dearth of research on whether these risk factors distinguish youth who reoffend at varying time intervals. This study uses the central eight risk factors outlined in the risk-need-responsivity model to examine how dynamic risk factors are related to the timing of recidivism, and how this differs for male and female youth.
Keywords:
dynamic risk;
youth;
risk;
risk factors;
timing recidivism
Journal Title: Journal of Criminal Justice
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Journal of Criminal Justice
Year Published: 2019
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