英文摘要 |
Because it is not easy to rehabilitate with people under custody, and most study about the causes of crimes are through cross-sectional method, rarely research on the recidivism of the offenders through longitudinal research method in Taiwan. Therefore, this study has gathered domestic and foreign relevant criminological theory and empirical research in recent years, based on a questionnaire survey on the period of adult parolee after returning to society, through a 15-year follow-up survey and objective empirical analysis, to explore the recidivism of adult parolees and their risks factors, then develop prevention strategies.
The research materials are two questionnaire survey data of '' the prediction of recidivism: the impact of life stress, social control and social learning on adult recidivism and its preventive measures'', the project Chen Yushu, Lin Jianyang, etc. commissioned by the National Science Council from 2000 to 2002. A total of 959 adult people under custody in the study, 66 were found to have died. The number of deaths was deducted to avoid it's impact on the analysis results. The effective sample was 893 people. Since the questionnaire was tested during the period of paroles under custody, it is closer to theirs real life situation. Combined with the official criminal record before the end of 2015, a 15-year longitudinal survey was conducted to observe dynamic changes within these samples. In addition, the SPSS statistical software is used, and statistical tests such as frequency distribution, independent sample t-test, Chi-Squared test of independence, and binary logistic regression analysis are used.
The study found that: (1) After 15 years of follow-up, 528 re-offenders in the sample, and the recidivism rate is 59.1%. (2) Gender, age, education level, age of first offense, past drug abuse experience, self-reported delinquent and criminal experience, low self-control, family attachment and conflict, deviant peers, and recreational lifestyle, have significant correlation or difference with the recidivism. (3) Gender, age, education level, number of imprisonment, type of drug abuse, recreational lifestyle, and deviant peers are risk factors of recidivism. Finally, based on the research results, the rehabilitation and prevention recidivism to adult offenders are proposed. |