Note
Available also in French under title: Étude sur les méthodes actuellement utilisées pour sensibiliser davantage les délinquants aux répercussions de leurs crimes sur leurs victimes.
This research report was prepared by the Department of Psychology and Forensic Psychology Research Centre of Carleton University, Ottawa. The research was completed pursuant to a Service Exchange Agreement between Carleton University and the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) and a final report was received on June 29th, 2012.
Contenu
LITERATURE REVIEW. -- INTRODUCTION. -- ORGANIZATION of LITERATURE REVIEW. -- LITERATURE REVIEW SEARCH PARAMETERS. -- SECTION I: THEORY AND MEASUREMENT. -- Models of Empathy. -- Marshall and Marshall’s (2011) model. -- Empathy models of offender change. -- Measuring Empathy. -- SECTION II: CORRECTIONAL APPLICATIONS. -- Empathy: Offenders vs. Non-offenders. -- Sex Offenders, Victim Empathy and the Prediction of Sexual Re-offending. -- Victim Empathy Treatment Targets and Reductions in Recidivism. -- Desistance and Reintegration. -- SECTION III: PAROLE APPLICATIONS and RESORTATIVE JUSTICE. -- Empathy, Parole and Victims. -- Restorative Justice. -- Does Restorative Justice Work? -- SUMMARY and CONCLUSIONS.