The “pains of imprisonment” is one of the most prominent concepts in the social study of
incarceration. First introduced by Gresham Sykes in 1958, it has subsequently been taken …

Individuals with certain personality traits employ adaptive coping strategies. Little research,
however, has examined coping strategies among incarcerated individuals. A cross-sectional …

Purpose Imprisonment is associated with far-reaching restrictions of personal autonomy,
which critically depends on the sense of agency (SoA), ie the experience of control over …

Correctional officers are expected to fill a variety of roles in a complex social environment
fraught with understaffing, underfunding, and overcrowding. To prepare officers for this …

The persistent pains of maternal imprisonment, especially beyond five years postrelease, is
underexplored. A particular knowledge deficit concerns maternal identity and role. This …

Prison animal programs have been rapidly becoming commonplace in many correctional
facilities around the world. However, the research on their effects are still forthcoming. This …

Les «quartiers d'évaluation de la radicalisation»(QER) constituent l'ossature autour de
laquelle s' organise la prise en charge des détenus radicalisés dans les prisons françaises …

Objectives: To examine whether the likelihood of guilty dispositions and the manner of
sanctioning prison misconduct differs across racial/ethnic groups, with emphasis on …

Irish prisoners are one of the oldest minority groups and one of the most represented foreign
national groups in the prison system, yet little is known about their experiences of …

At the intersection of race and gender, Black men encounter conflicting and often stress-
inducing gender norms. Research suggests Black men may utilize John Henryism Active …