Using recidivism data to evaluate project 12-ways: An ecobehavioral approach to the treatment and prevention of child abuse and neglect |
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Authors: | John R Lutzker James M Rice |
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Institution: | 1. California School of Professional Psychology, 90057, Los Angeles, California 2. Psychology Department, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, 46202, Indiana
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Abstract: | Many programs and projects have been remiss at looking at outcome variables such as recidivistic child abuse and neglect. Presented here are program evaluation data which examine recidivism data over 5 years across more than 700 families. Families receiving services from Project 12-Ways, a multifaceted in-home ecobehavioral approach, were compared with families indicated in the same region who received child protective services other than those offered by Project 12-Ways. Families who receive services from Project 12-Ways are less likely to reinjure or neglect their children again. |
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