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The Georgia Cognitive Skills Experiment Process Evaluation: Phase II
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The Georgia Cognitive Skills Experiment Process Evaluation: Phase II
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Author(s)
Spruance, Lisa M.
Source(s)
University of Cincinnati. Division of Criminal Justice (Cincinnati, OH)
Sponsor(s)
National Institution of Justice (Washington, DC)
Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles (Atlanta, GA)
Details
Published 2001.
144 pages.
Related Topics
Behavior modification
(Offender Services)
Evaluation program
(Statistics &Research)
Georgia
Parole
(Offender Management)
Rehabilitation
(Offender Services)
The Georgia Cognitive Skills Program is "the first known statewide effort to employ cognitive skills training with parolees (p. i)." An examination of program characteristics, such as optimal conditions for program success, factors that promote offender success in the community, and the impact of particular offender attributes, is presented. Five sections comprise this report: introduction; methodology; results of participant questions and program characteristics questions; and discussion. Five recommendations for program enhancement are also offered.
Accession Number: 017311
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