recidivism (Also recidivisms) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to recidivism

  • recidivism«
  • relapse«
  • recidivist«
  • lapse«
  • habitual criminal«
  • regress«
  • repeater«
  • reversionist«
  • backslider«
  • double«
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  • reversion«
  • reverting«
  • repetition«
  • inmate«
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  • release«
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  • african american«
  • repeating«
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  • rehabilitation«
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  • drug«
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  • substance abuse«
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  • aftercare«
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  • echolalia«
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  • rikers island«
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  • psychopathy«
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  • rematch«
  • methadone«
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  • rate«
  • prison population«
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  • toy«
  • massachusetts department«
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  • employer«
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  • education«
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  • finding«
  • tail«
  • report«
  • society«
  • apartment«
  • what community african american«
  • unstable pd«
  • u federal inmate«
  • target population value«
  • subsequent recidivism risk«
  • societal skill«
  • secure formal identification«
  • robert stanz«
  • rikers island prisoner«
  • release/reentry service«
  • relapse prevention element«
  • recidivism modality«
  • recidivism category«
  • real recidivism rate«
  • quasi experimental design«
  • psychopathy rating«
  • prison tend«
  • prison reentry population«
  • potential job employer«
  • percent lower recidivism rate«
  • percent lower drug relapse rate«
  • opposite—that boot camp«
  • occupant.)people«
  • normal’ life«
  • needy law«
  • month institutional phase«
  • mmt program«
  • misdemeanour drug offence«
  • minnesota ’s challenge incarceration program«
  • meeting inmate«
  • many leasing corporation«
  • mainstream individual«
  • latin recidīvus«
  • incarceration aftercare«
  • green prison program«
  • former criminal«
  • fewer technical violation«
  • external social control«
  • education programs/vocational training«
  • e.g. possession«
  • drugs—factors«
  • criminality—addiction treatment«
  • correctional recovery academy program«
  • correction correctional recovery academy program«
  • concrete verbal suggestion«
  • community phase«
  • citation offense«
  • cip participant«
  • average national recidivism rate«
  • antisocial/criminal activity«
  • analysis cast«
  • alternative policies«
  • alcoholic recidivism«
  • aftercare phase«
  • african american recidivism«
  • address factor«
  • additional sexual crime«
  • majority«
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  • white«
  • “ boot camp«
  • uninhibited gratification«
  • release service«
  • nevada«
  • motor vehicle thief«
  • month substance abuse treatment program«
  • lack remorse«
  • juvenile recidivism«
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  • countless alternative«
  • camp experiment«
  • aftercare treatment«
  • homicide«
  • social learning technique«
  • skill employment«
  • situation characteristic«
  • psychopathic prisoner«
  • new york«
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  • reincarceration«
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  • individual ’s social environment«
  • income minority community«
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  • victim«
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  • recidivism reduction«
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  • home incarceration«
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  • dependence«
  • mental health«
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  • cip program«
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  • marginal employment«
  • individual ’s circumstance«
  • community service«
  • stanz«
  • resource provision«
  • lower recidivism rate«
  • white offender«
  • symbolic modeling«
  • entry«
  • black offender«
  • arrest charge«
  • united state incarceration rate«
  • random drug«
  • minor responsibility«
  • mental disorders«
  • equal effort«
  • aftercare program«
  • african american inmate«
  • u justice system«
  • incarceration facility«
  • african americans«
  • counterpart«
  • parole service«
  • obvious cost«
  • criminal recidivism«
  • inmate due«
  • minor misdemeanor«
  • additional intervention«
  • dsm criterion«
  • koch family foundation«
  • isolation«
  • successful tool«
  • property offense«
  • harsh prison condition«
  • aggressive impulse«
  • defendant«
  • effectiveness study«
  • matt kelley«
  • relapse prevention«
  • turf battle«
  • lifetime income«
  • resource issue«
  • residential treatment program«
  • plausible alternative«
  • treatment effectiveness«
  • aspd«
  • horticultural therapy«
  • cip.«
  • rearrest«
  • voluntary disclosure«
  • therapy technique«
  • inability«
  • american prison system«
  • united state«
  • conventional belief«
  • wage employment«
  • various researcher«
  • alcohol test«
  • study finding«
  • mental health court«
  • economic choice«
  • bureau«
  • abuse«
  • similar offense«
  • cognitive restructuring«
  • month«
  • arrest rate«
  • stable employment«
  • level policy«
  • organization«
  • habitual offender«
  • federal student aid«
  • race«
  • dangerous individual«
  • effort«
  • societal value«
  • midwestern region«
  • jail guard«
  • undesirable behavior«
  • bipartisan effort«
  • third«
  • illegal behavior«
  • money«
  • heroin user«
  • pew center«
  • substance misuse«
  • mental health counseling«
  • individual«
  • violent offense«
  • behavioral approach«
  • conduct disorder«
  • disease model«
  • many prisoner«
  • david mason«
  • correctional system«
  • risk situation«
  • justice study«
  • housing assistance«
  • united state population«
  • sexual offender«
  • sentence«
  • america«
  • regard«
  • multiple charge«
  • green job«
  • favorable outcome«
  • alternative«
  • penology«
  • massachusetts«
  • most research«
  • african journal«
  • major support«
  • similar crime«
  • offending«
  • behavior modification«
  • traffic ticket«
  • minnesota«
  • type«
  • antisocial behavior«
  • antisocial personality disorder«
  • role playing«
  • national study«
  • half«
  • statistic«
  • history«
  • male prisoner«
  • several theory«
  • common topic«
  • social tie«
  • past mistake«
  • potential consequence«
  • illegal weapon«
  • racial inequality«
  • skill training«
  • criminal background check«
  • kentucky«
  • withdrawal symptom«
  • arizona«
  • connecticut«
  • incapacitation«
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  • prison wall«
  • california«
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  • icd«
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  • urban institute«
  • law«
  • drug therapy«
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  • borderline personality disorder«
  • juvenile offender«
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  • daily schedule«
  • american descent«
  • other contributor«
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  • criminal history«
  • period«
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  • missouri«
  • drug treatment«
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  • economic cost«
  • positive correlation«
  • louisiana department«
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  • rehabilitation program«
  • term«
  • victimization«
  • quo«
  • many study«
  • contact«
  • significant issue«
  • complete overhaul«
  • people«
  • reentry«
  • larceny«
  • deterrence«
  • health care service«
  • correctional facility«
  • data«
  • personal level«
  • bad condition«
  • justice«
  • manual labor«
  • special treatment«
  • equal access«
  • numerous study«
  • specific program«
  • physical violence«
  • quality«
  • jail time«
  • negative consequence«
  • ism«
  • educational service«
  • official policy«
  • social skill«
  • physical training«
  • risk assessment«
  • il.«
  • current trend«
  • florida department«
  • justice system«
  • political ideology«
  • opt«
  • criminal justice system«
  • criminal act«
  • presence«
  • current system«
  • image«
  • resume«
  • grounding«
  • aclu«
  • dosage«
  • get worse«
  • repetitive«
  • recapitulate«
  • revert«
  • insistent«
  • retrovert«
  • turn back«
  • doubled«
  • repetitious«
  • recur«
  • twofold«
  • continual«
  • reprise«
  • two-fold«
  • recuperate«
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  • recover«
  • take over«
  • reversive«
  • resile«
  • reprize«
  • ingeminate«
  • reiterate«
  • go back«
  • restate«
  • retell«
  • returning«
  • doubling«
  • felon«
  • resiliency«
  • duplication«
  • gemination«
  • wrongdoer«
  • supernumerary«
  • self-renewal«
  • excess«
  • purism«
  • surplus«
  • cite«
  • recovery«
  • atavism«
  • revenant«
  • resilience«
  • biology«
  • flashback«
  • multiple«
  • outlaw«
  • squeeze«
  • samsara«
  • throwback«
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