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The Status of PBIS in Secure
Juvenile Justice Settings and Next Steps: Perspectives from Researchers
- ›Why do these troubled and disabled youth end up in the juvenile justice system?
- ›How does the system attempt to address their needs?
- ›What are their post-incarceration outcomes?
- ›Is PBIS a better approach?
Adopting
and Adapting PBIS for Secure Juvenile Justice Settings: Lessons Learned
This article provides a
rationale and guidelines for the adoption and implementation of Positive
Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) practices in secure juvenile justice
settings, including benefits for youth and staff members.
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