The Psychology of Criminal Conduct, Seventh Edition, provides a psychological and
evidence-informed perspective of criminal behavior that sets it apart from many …

Improving safety and health for correctional workers and people who are incarcerated are
widespread yet separate initiatives. Correctional workers and people who are incarcerated …

Abstract Research Summary Originated nearly two decades ago in Hawaii by Judge Steven
Alm, a community supervision‐court model known as “Project HOPE” proposed to reduce …

Abstract Research Summary The United States is at a turning point in the history of
corrections. Suddenly and surprisingly, the era of mass incarceration ended around 2010 …

Purpose: Legal authorities who engage in procedurally just practices may reduce the
likelihood of people offending, while low self-control is a known risk factor for offending …

A randomized controlled trial was conducted to assess the experiences of women
probationers engaged in gender-responsive supervision with community health supports …

Correctional psychology tends to receive less attention in the psychology-law literature than
topics more often associated with forensic psychology. While these subfields overlap to …

Internationally, parole work is loaded with tensions, particularly when supervising a people
convicted of sex crimes (PCSCs) who, due to their criminal history, are stigmatized and …

Implementation of risk-need-responsivity principles in probation has fostered the
development of programs that train probation officers (POs) to directly address clients' …

The current study examined whether supervision following release from a Dutch prison in
2012 or 2013 relates to reoffending both during and after the supervision period. A …