NPR News - There’s almost no research about the effects of isolation on how well inmates cope on the outside. That troubles Walter back, they would have to earn them by following a specific, itemized list: attend therapy, school and weekly anger-management - Anger Management, continued
The recent drug busts that netted some 50 drug dealers in the rural communities of Ozona, Big Lake, Rankin and McCamey-and perhaps others-have sparked comments by many that in these communities, and others, that the drug situation has reached epidemic proportions. - more on Drug Prevention…
What is the difference between trafficking in cheap sex and trafficking in cheap labor [”Human trafficking suspected at Madison brothel after raid,” March x] Both take advantage of people who are defenseless and/or desperate and/or willing to be extorted in order to earn a living. more on Criminal Behavior…
CHILDREN WHO LIVE with their biological fathers are, on average, at least two to three times more likely not to be poor; less likely to use drugs; less likely to experience educational, health, emotional and behavioral problems; less likely to be victims of child abuse; and less likely to engage in criminal behavior than their peers who live without both of their married biological (or adoptive) … more on Criminal Behavior…
South Coast Today - Studies have shown it can be helpful, but generally, the children who do best with it are also in a comprehensive treatment program that includes counseling, behavior modification and sometimes medication. There are also videogames that use - Behavior Modification, continued
Slate - The company calls it a “proactive behavior-modification tool.” Rationales: 1) It’ll help parents monitor and teach their kids. 2) It’ll deter kids from bad driving, since they quickly learn that the camera starts recording when they brake or - Behavior Modification, continued
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