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Perceptions Of And Approaches To Social Support Exchange While On Probation And Parole, Andrea Giuffre
Perceptions Of And Approaches To Social Support Exchange While On Probation And Parole, Andrea Giuffre
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The vast number of individuals on community supervision (i.e., probation and parole) remains at around 4.5 million Americans and suggests a need for research that delves deep into the nature of challenges faced by this population. Research demonstrates individuals on community supervision tend to rely on others for and provide social support to manage the challenges and conditions of community supervision. Simultaneously, many criminological theories incorporate elements of social support and speak to the importance of social relationships as predictors of criminal behavior, but less is known about the mechanisms underpinning social support exchange. Examination of the delivery and perceptions …