Titlebook: A Comprehensive Cognitive Behavioral Program for Offenders; Responsible Adult Cu Granville Bud Potter,John C. Gibbs,Peter E. Langdo Book 20

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Ray P. Norris,Barnaby R. M. Norrismanaged Anger problems. If anger is to lead to constructive rather than aggressive behavior, it must be controlled, managed, or regulated. Central to anger management is the correction of “thinking errors” or self-serving cognitive distortions. In addition to learning relaxation techniques, equipmen

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Historical & Cultural Astronomyteristic of many offenders. Social skills are conceptualized as balanced and constructive social behaviors in difficult interpersonal situations. The curriculum relates learning social skills to learning the steps or phases entailed in learning any skill (bicycling, swimming, etc.): after someone mo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-64606-6enders: sociomoral stage developmental .. Offenders tend to think at immature moral stages, that is, give superficial reasons (e.g., consequences of getting caught) for social decisions or the importance of moral values such as respecting others’ property (not stealing). Through discussion of proble

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-64606-6Down?,” is presented. The meeting gives group members a chance to review the ideas presented during the preceding equipment meetings and to consolidate their learning. Participants can use the meeting to identify and reject “down” (negative or irresponsible) items (e.g., putdowns and threats), as th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-64606-6ey also identify and accept “up” items (e.g., constructively expressing a complaint). Accordingly, group members strengthen their commitment to a positive or responsible life, characterized by respect for others as well as for self.

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Historical & Cultural Astronomyials in a final session (Chap. .). The severe offender Timothy McVeigh is used as a case study to illustrate typical offender limitations and the need for thinking error correction as well as social perspective taking.

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a constructive climate to motivate change and responsible tThis book presents Responsible Adult Culture (RAC), a truly comprehensive program for helping offenders to think and act responsibly. It provides the tools of the program with great clarity. In addition to exploring the needs of all offende

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WGB: Towards a Universal Graph Benchmarksophy (with RAC at its core) and to the expectations and guidelines for staff. Finally, program organization should include arrangements for unit management (featuring RAC staff teams), basic training for incoming residents, and formulation of individualized Responsible Adult Performance Plans.