Abstract The Distress Disclosure Index (DDI; JH Kahn & RM Hessling, 2001) is a brief self-
report measure of one's tendency to disclose personally distressing information. The …

The high rate of recidivism among those reentering the community post incarceration can be
partially attributed to various barriers to reentry, including unemployment, financial …

The mid-twentieth century witnessed a surge of American prison ethnographies focused on
inmate society and the social structures that guide inmate life. Ironically, this literature …

Background By the end of March 2020, more than a fifth of the world's population was in
various degrees of “lockdown” in order to slow the spread of COVID-19. This enforced …

Can 'a distress shared is a distress halved'be universally applied? The relationship between
sharing distress with others and individuals' psychological health may oscillate depending …

Although the negative consequences of rising incarceration rates have been well-
established, criminological research has largely neglected to document psychological …

Background Incarcerated individuals have poor mental health compared to the general
population. Social support has a beneficial effect on mental health. The buffering model …

Masa remaja seringkali menjadi masa untuk bereksperimen dan ikut serta dalam sejumlah
aktivitas termasuk prilaku yang berisiko menyimpang. Fenomena keterlibatan anak dalam …

Given the growing number of women who are incarcerated across the United States, the
current study investigated the relationships among female inmates' perceptions of their own …

Prison violence generates serious problems in prisons across the United States. This study
examined whether prisoners' ways of coping affected their involvement in violence. The …