POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF RESOCIALIZATION IN JUVENILE SOCIAL WORK (FROM JUVENILE CRIME AND RESOCIALIZATION - CONGRESS REPORT, 1974 BY SCHUELERSPRINGORUM - SEE NCJ-37341)

• NCJ Number: 37347
• Author(s): K KLUEWER
• Date Published: 1975
• Length: 8 pages
• Corporate Author: P O B 1304
• Publication Format: Document
• Language: German
• Country: West Germany (Former)

Annotation

IN ORDER FOR JUVENILE SOCIAL THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTIONS TO BE EFFECTIVE, IT MUST BE UNDERSTOOD THAT DIFFERENT TYPES OF ASOCIAL BEHAVIOR HAVE DIFFERENT ORIGINS AND REQUIRE CORRESPONDINGLY DIFFERENT TREATMENT METHODS.

Abstract

THE AUTHOR, A THERAPIST IN A WEST GERMAN INSTITUTION, USES A CLASSIFICATION SCHEME BY PETER SCOTT, AN ENGLISH JUVENILE THERAPIST, TO SHOW THE DIVERSE CHARACTER OF SOCIAL MALADJUSTMENT. THIS SCHEME CLASSIFIES JUVENILES IN TERMS OF THE DISRUPTION OR DISORIENTATION OF THE SOCIAL LEARNING PROCESS IN THEIR PAST DEVELOPMENT. --IN GERMAN