EVOLUTION OF THE SOCIAL RELATIONS AND BEHAVIOR OF INSTITUTIONALIZED YOUNG DELINQUENTS

• NCJ Number: 29761
• Journal: CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONS Volume: 14 Issue: 1 Dated: (JANUARY 1972) Pages: 32-43
• Author(s): M CUSSON
• Date Published: 1972
• Length: 12 pages
• Corporate Author: Canadian Criminal Justice Assoc
• Publication Format: Article
• Publication Type: Statistics
• Language: French
• Country: Canada

Annotation

STATISTICS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL RELATIONS OF CLIENTS AT TWO JUVENILE DELINQUENT RESIDENT INSTITUTIONS IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, CANADA.

Abstract

THE STUDY SHOWED THAT AT MONT ST. ANTOINE THE CLIENTS' SOCIAL RELATIONS ARE GOOD AT THE BEGINNING AND END OF THEIR STAY WITH A PERIOD OF CRISIS IN BETWEEN. AT BOSCOVILLE, THE BEHAVIOR OF THE CLIENTS CHANGED IN A POSITIVE MANNER AFTER ONE YEAR, WHEREAS THEIR SOCIAL RELATIONS IMPROVED PROGRESSIVELY THROUGHOUT THEIR STAY. --IN FRENCH, SUMMARY IN ENGLISH