英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this study was to explore the influence of imprisonment and victimization experiences to young female offenders’ physical problems, depression, and interpersonal relationship problems. The participants were 165 young female offenders who had committed in crime in Reform School . The questionnaire survey was conducted. The main findings of this study were as follows: (a) the stress of imprisonment and victimization experiences outside of school have more significant influence to young female offenders’physical problems, especially the influence of the stress of imprisonment;(b) the lack of social support, the stress of imprisonment, the fear of school bullying, age and in custody have more significant influence to young female offenders’depression, especially the lack of social support;(c) the lack of social support, the fear of school bullying and the stress of imprisonment have more significant influence to negative emotions, especially the influence of the lack of social support. This study suggests that enhance positive social support, reducing the fear of school bullying, and the stress of imprisonment in Reform School can improve the young female offenders’ maladaptation. However, due to the limitation of funds and the shortage of people, it is difficult to improve the physical environment. Therefore, reducing the fear of victimization is a practicable solution. Finally, the study also suggests that building up the mechanism for monitoring of school bullying is to alter the strategy of managing the bullying problems in Reform School. |