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- Rates of aggressive behavior among Justice-Involved Young Women (JIYW) have risen, yet there is limited research and intervention aimed specifically at this group.
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Department of Clinical Neuro- and Development Psychology, Faculty of Behavioral Sciences, Section of Clinical Neuropsychology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
The prevalence of acquired brain injury (ABI) in offender populations appears much higher than in the general population, being estimated at 50% compared to 12%, respectively. Taking into account ABI-related cognitive and social impairments or behavioral changes in forensic treatments might be relevant and may improve treatment outcomes. The aim of the current review is to summarize and integrate the literature on psychological interventions or treatments for consequences of ABI in the forensic setting.
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Shuman Juvenile Detention Center, Pittsburgh, PA.
Purpose: The study investigated the prevalence of risk factors for auditory processing and language disorders among adolescents residing at a local juvenile detention center.
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Background: Since 1967, the Palestinian Occupied Territories are marked by a protracted political conflict. During this conflict, about one fifth of the Palestinian population has been detained; a considerable part of them having children outside prison. Although parental detention negatively impacts children's psychological well-being, little is known about this impact within contexts of protracted armed conflict.
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