英文摘要 |
This study investigated the effects of personal characteristics and family support on the prison adaptation of incarcerated men with drug addictions at a correctional facility in Taitung, Taiwan. A self-designed questionnaire was administered to inmates who were addicted to Class A or B drugs. The following results were obtained: (1) Emotional support from families was the greatest form of support for inmates, and prison adaptation in terms of learning new skills is the best. (2) The different personal characteristics of the inmates may affect the instrumental family support, emotional family support, and their adaptability in prison. (3) When the family of the inmates provided higher levels of emotional support, the inmates demonstrated better adaptation to various aspects of prison life. Based on these results, this study offers six suggestions to correctional institutions for implementing future treatment plans. |