Term ID: T2787

Juvenile Justice Psychology

/juvenile-justice-psychology/
The application of psychological principles to understand and address youth crime, including assessment, treatment, and prevention within the juvenile justice system.
Example: Psychological evaluations of young offenders, family therapy interventions, and community-based programs designed to reduce recidivism and promote positive youth development.

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Reference: Grisso (2004)