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Behavioral Classification for Female Offenders: Research Report
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Behavioral Classification for Female Offenders: Research Report
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Author(s)
Quay, Herbert C.
Love, Craig T.
Source(s)
South Carolina Dept. of Corrections. Division of Classification (Columbia, SC)
Sponsor(s)
National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
Details
Published 1989.
35 pages.
Related Topics
Classification programs
(Offender Management)
Classification research
(Statistics &Research)
Female offenders
(Special Offenders)
South Carolina
Five patterns of behavior in institutionalized female offenders that are similar to patterns in male offenders are identified. These behavior patterns are aggressive, manipulative, dependent, inadequate, and depressed/anxious. They can be utilized to classify female offenders into behaviorally homogenous subgroups. (p.iv).
Accession Number: 007804
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