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work_gg2e64w35jfadakrfghmhzndry	Devon L. L. Polaschek	An appraisal of the risk-need-responsivity (RNR) model of offender rehabilitation and its application in correctional treatment	2012.0	17	.pdf	application/pdf	9124	664	48	An appraisal of the riskneedresponsivity (RNR) model of offender rehabilitation and its application in correctional treatment Their achievements include the 'what works' research literature, and the RNR model first publications on 'the RNR model of offender rehabilitation' emerged little more than Level II theory: a general approach to 'strength-based' sexual offender rehabilitation, core RNR principles (Andrews & Bonta's 2010 meta-analysis, and independent research, The RNR model is not the 'last word' on offender rehabilitation (Wormith et al., Risk-Need-Responsivity model for offender assessment The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17 The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17 The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17 The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17 The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17 The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17 The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17 The RNR model of offender rehabilitation: An appraisal 17	./cache/work_gg2e64w35jfadakrfghmhzndry.pdf	./txt/work_gg2e64w35jfadakrfghmhzndry.txt