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Individual Differences in Offender Reintegration Attitudes: An Empirical Examination

Madeleine Barton

Individual Differences in Offender Reintegration Attitudes: An Empirical Examination

Madeleine Barton

Loughborough University, UK

22 January 2025

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Key Words

Offender Reintegration;, Public Attitudes;, Individual Differences;, Crime

Abstract

The aim of this research paper was to examine whether there was a relationship between demographic factors such as age, gender and education on people's attitudes towards offender reintegration. It also identifies whether there is a link between legal attitudes and belief in redeemability which is conducted through the use of multiple pre-existing scales in order to gather the data from the public. This paper uses quantitative research methods to collect data through the use of a questionnaire which was made up of demographic questions, a psychopathy scale and then attitudinal questions. The system SPSS was used to analyse the data and create the graphs to highlight key findings within the data.

Publisher: University Student Publishing Alliance, UK. Copyright © 2025

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