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Women offenders' response to victimization and trauma, and its relationship with satisfaction with life, mental illness, and substance use

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Summary

The purpose of this mixed methods inquiry is to understand 1) how women incorporate the experience of victimization into their identities and 2) how alternative of victimization are related to women's well-being and other recidivism risks.

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Material Type

Theses

Authors

Hoskins, Kayla M.

Thesis Advisors

Morash, Merry

Committee Members

Cobbina, Jennifer
Holt, Karen M.

Date

2018

Subjects

Women--Crimes against--Psychological aspects
Victims of violent crimes--Psychology
Identity (Psychology)
Female offenders
Mental health
Recidivism
Psychological aspects

Program of Study

Criminal Justice - Master of Science

Degree Level

Masters

Language

English

Pages

viii, 89 pages

ISBN

9780438329157
0438329155

Permanent Link

https://doi.org/doi:10.25335/M54F1MP0K

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