Structural and social psychological determinants of prisonization

Paterline, Brent A.; Petersen, David

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“…En este sentido, señalar que este resultado respalda el modelo de importación, el cual plantea que la cultura carcelaria importa há-bitos, valores y costumbres que la persona que entra en prisión ha adquirido previamente, y que influyen en los niveles de prisionización que presenta (Dhami, Ayton y Loewenstein, 2007;Paterline y Petersen, 1999). A este respecto, es necesario incidir en un tratamiento basado en una adecuada evaluación de necesidades y carencias de los internos en la fase de inicio de la intervención (Arce y Fariña, 2010), para diseñar una intervención multimodal y multinivel que responda a su vez a un modelo estructurado y explícito (Andres y Bonta, 2010), y en el que se atienda a las necesidades tanto criminógenas, que se relacionan con las causas de la violencia (Fariña, Arce y Novo, 2008), como no criminógenas, que se vinculan con la reincidencia (Arce, Fariña y Novo, 2014).…”

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Adaptación a la prisión y ajuste psicológico en una muestra de internos en centros penitenciarios

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ResumenAunque la literatura ha abordado ampliamente el estudio de la prisionización, el análisis de los efectos de las variables criminológicas en la adaptación a prisión y del estatus social en prisión, y de éstas en el ajuste psicoló-gico y las destrezas cognitivas que emplean los internos no ha sido suficientemente trabajado. Para conocer de ello, evaluamos en variables criminológicas, adaptación a prisión, estatus social en prisión, ajuste psicológico y destrezas cognitivas a una muestra de 112 internos varones en cumplimiento de una pena privativa de libertad de una prisión portuguesa, con edades entre 23 y 74 años (M = 40.40, DT = 1.04), 77 (68.8 %) con antecedentes penales (reincidentes). Los resultados revelaron que las variables criminológicas (e.g., problemas en la familia) estaban relacionados con niveles más bajos de adaptación a la prisión. Además, los internos presentaban peor ajuste psicológico que la población general, y los reincidentes que los primarios. Asimismo, también pusieron de manifiesto que los internos se caracterizaban en la resolución de problemas por recurrir a estrategias de afrontamiento evitativas (i.e., Evitación cognitiva, Aceptación

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“…: Kroner et Mills, 2001 ;Zamble, 1992), parfois même comportant des biais de sélection importants (par ex. : Thomas et Foster, 1973 ;Paterline et Petersen, 1999 ;Jiang et Fischer-Giorlando, 2002), une mesure peu détaillée des incidents disciplinaires (par ex. : Van Voorhis, 1994 ;Woolredge et al, 2001 ;Walters, 2003 ;Hochstetler et DeLisi, 2005), voire une confusion dans la séquence temporelle des événements (par ex.…”

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L’évaluation de la validité prédictive du LS/CMI dans la prédiction des incidents disciplinaires en prison

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Dans son plan stratégique, le ministère de la Sécurité publique du Québec souligne les problèmes actuels de surpopulation carcérale au Québec. Ce phénomène peut contribuer à une augmentation des conflits vécus par les détenus et, par extension, à l’émergence des incidents disciplinaires. Dans un tel contexte, il semble nécessaire d’améliorer la gestion du risque lié à ce type d’incidents. Dans le cadre de cet article, l’objectif principal visé est de mettre à l’épreuve la validité prédictive du LS/CMI sur l’occurrence des incidents disciplinaires. L’échantillon consiste en 934 détenus incarcérés au Service correctionnel du Québec (SCQ) entre janvier et décembre 2007. Durant cette même période, tous les détenus ont été évalués dans les semaines suivant leur admission avec la version québécoise du LS/CMI. Les résultats permettent de confirmer l’efficacité du LS/CMI dans la prédiction des incidents disciplinaires, et ce, indépendamment de leur nature et de leur cible.

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“…First, the importation perspective claims that pre-prison socialization and individual characteristics shape the extent to which inmates become "prisonized". This perspective suggests that the adoption of the inmate subculture is linked to individual factors such as prior convictions, arrests, offense type, and endorsement of delinquent attitudes and values (Paterline & Petersen, 1999). Second, the deprivation model emphasizes the negative attributes of the prison environment that contribute to experiences of prisonization.…”

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“…Second, the deprivation model emphasizes the negative attributes of the prison environment that contribute to experiences of prisonization. Proponents of this perspective claim that prisonization is an adaptive process that inmates use to cope with the social and physical deprivations of imprisonment (Paterline & Petersen, 1999). Some data indicate that each model independently determines prisonization (e.g., Dhami, Ayton, & Loewenstein, 2007) while other evidence suggests that the two models explain more variance in the occurrence of prisonization together than either model does alone (e.g., Paterline & Petersen, 1999).…”

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“…Proponents of this perspective claim that prisonization is an adaptive process that inmates use to cope with the social and physical deprivations of imprisonment (Paterline & Petersen, 1999). Some data indicate that each model independently determines prisonization (e.g., Dhami, Ayton, & Loewenstein, 2007) while other evidence suggests that the two models explain more variance in the occurrence of prisonization together than either model does alone (e.g., Paterline & Petersen, 1999). From an ecological perspective it is logical to consider that pre-incarceration individual characteristics as well as prison environmental factors both contribute to inmates' experiences of prisonization.…”

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Intimate Partner Violence During the Transition from Prison to the Community: An Ecological Analysis

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2000

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While extensive research has been conducted on the causes of intimate partner violence in the community, very little is known about rates and predictors of domestic violence perpetrated by offenders who have recently been incarcerated. Some evidence suggests that formerly incarcerated individuals may be at an increased risk to perpetrate intimate partner violence during the transition from prison to the community (e.g., Hairston & Oliver 2006;Hilton, Harris, Popham, & Lang, 2010;Oliver & Hairston, 2008). The primary goal of this dissertation was to examine the extent to which former inmates engage in domestic violence during the transition from prison to the community. A second goal of this dissertation was to determine the independent and interactive effects of selected individual, situational, and social- iii Dedication My dissertation is dedicated to my dad, Stephen J. Freeland, PhD (Colorado State University, 1981). Da, I still have the "Round Tuit" that Pop gave to you while you were writing your dissertation. I am honored that you passed it down to me while I was writing mine. Your achievement of a PhD was the biggest motivator for me to follow in the same path (even if mine is not in a "real" science -ha ha). You have no idea how wonderful it has been to be able to share my struggles during this process with someone who knows them only too well. I never would have begun this journey without your support, and I never would have finished without your perpetual encouragement. I love you.iv Table 2 Demographic characteristics of the study sample and study population who were released from prison to Multnomah county and the population of offenders released to the entire state between January 1, 2004 and December 31, 2009.................................................................................................................. 117 Table 6 Descriptive statistics for individual, situational, and social-structural level variables (n=1137)................................................................................................ 155 Table 7 Descriptive statistics for additional individual-level demographic characteristics (n=1137)........................................................................................ 156 ....................................................................................... 219 Incarceration rates in the United States (US) are exceptionally high. With more than 730 per 100,000 US residents housed in prisons and local jails, current incarceration rates have surpassed those of any other time in US history and those of all other Western European countries (Gottschalk, 2009;Raphael, 2009;Tonry, 1999). While the growth in US incarceration rates initially corresponded with increasing violent crime in the 1980s, an overall decrease in violent crime in the 1990s was not followed by a reciprocal decrease in incarceration (Tonry, 1999;Warren, Gelb, Horowitz, & Riordan, 2008). Violent crime-with the exception of gun violence-is no higher in the ...

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Structural and social psychological determinants of prisonization

Cited by 84 publications

References 36 publications

Adaptación a la prisión y ajuste psicológico en una muestra de internos en centros penitenciarios

Adaptación a la prisión y ajuste psicológico en una muestra de internos en centros penitenciarios

L’évaluation de la validité prédictive du LS/CMI dans la prédiction des incidents disciplinaires en prison

Intimate Partner Violence During the Transition from Prison to the Community: An Ecological Analysis

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