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I. Criminogenic
Needs
- Low Self-Control
- Anti-Social Personality
- Anti_Social Values
- Criminal Peers
- Substance Abuse
- Dysfunctional Family
II. Responsivity/Matching
Offender and Services
III. Risk,
Need, and Responsivity
IV. Internal
vs. External Controls Social Learning
- External Controls - these
are outside forces that have influence on the offender's behavior.
(i.e. urinalysis, curfews, family, etc.)
- Internal Controls - these
are the offender's intrinsic motivation that drives behavior
(i.e. fear - specifically their fear of going to prison, etc.)
V. Prioritization/Offender
Buy-In
VI. Case
Planning/Road Map
- Identifiers
- Assessment Information
- Special Conditions
- Responsibilities
- Triggers
VII. Behavioral
Contracts
VIII. Problem
Solving
- Identifying the Goal
- Assessing Current Circumstances
- Inventorying and Analyzing Possible Solutions
- Analyzing Solutions
- Selecting a Strategy
- Developing an Action Plan
Role Play
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