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Dealing with the Problematic Inmate: Applying Effective Strategies in a Correctional Setting
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Dealing with the Problematic Inmate: Applying Effective Strategies in a Correctional Setting
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Webb, Lonny R.
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Published 2001.
6 pages.
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Administrative segregation
(Offender Management)
Behavior modification
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Oregon
Violent behavior
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The use of positive and negative reinforcement as a means for systematic intervention is examined. This paper has sections on: setting; the technology of behavior; individualized behavior programs; and results.
Accession Number: 016870
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