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Guay, J. -P.; Benbouriche, M.; Parent, G.
In: Pratiques Psychologiques, vol. 21, no. 3, pp. 235–257, 2015, ISSN: 12691763 (ISSN), (Publisher: Elsevier Masson s.r.l.).
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags: assessment, Best practices, recidivism, risk assessment
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title = {Assessing risk of reoffending using structured assessment:Practical and methodological issues [L'valuation structure'e du risque de re'cidive des personnes place'es sous main de justice: me'thodes et enjeux]},
author = {J. -P. Guay and M. Benbouriche and G. Parent},
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year = {2015},
date = {2015-01-01},
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pages = {235–257},
abstract = {Although the prevention of recidivism in France is currently undergoing numerous transformations, the evaluation of the risk of recidivism of individuals under the justice system is a major issue. The absence of structure and standardization in current evaluation procedures raises doubts regarding their validity and underlines the necessity to determine evaluation methods that are clinically and scientifically validated. The professionals and their administration would benefit largely from a range of strategies that would aid in executing the most just, transparent and coherent evaluation possible. This article will trace the evolution of the evaluation of the risk of recidivism, the principal strategies and methods, the most common risk factor families used, as well as illustrations of two typical strategies of evolution of the risk of recidivism; integrated evaluation with the LS/CMI and evaluation based on structured professional judgment guided by the HCR-20. © 2015 Socie'te' francąise de psychologie.},
note = {Publisher: Elsevier Masson s.r.l.},
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Although the prevention of recidivism in France is currently undergoing numerous transformations, the evaluation of the risk of recidivism of individuals under the justice system is a major issue. The absence of structure and standardization in current evaluation procedures raises doubts regarding their validity and underlines the necessity to determine evaluation methods that are clinically and scientifically validated. The professionals and their administration would benefit largely from a range of strategies that would aid in executing the most just, transparent and coherent evaluation possible. This article will trace the evolution of the evaluation of the risk of recidivism, the principal strategies and methods, the most common risk factor families used, as well as illustrations of two typical strategies of evolution of the risk of recidivism; integrated evaluation with the LS/CMI and evaluation based on structured professional judgment guided by the HCR-20. © 2015 Socie'te' francąise de psychologie.