 Document ActionsSycamore Tree Project Impact Evaluation for Prison Fellowship New ZealandLast modified 2005-11-16 15:06 Forty nine offenders completed an attitude to offending measure (CRIME_PICS II) before and after the Sycamore Tree programme showed significant changes on all scales in the expected direction. While the reduction in victim empathy was not as great as might be expected the changes were nevertheless significant. Size 71.2 kB - File type application/pdf |
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