英文摘要 |
Basing on reintegrative shaming theory, when the disintegrative shaming exercises influence over inmates, they will be excluded from the majority society and thus raise the possibility of the inmates ' repeated violation. Besides, related literature also shows that many inmates have the feeling of being socially excluded from society, and have the same idea that the treatment they received in prison gives no help to them in returning to society. It is implicated thereby that the feeling of being socially excluded and the management strategies which inmates adopt are closely related to recidivism. This research focused on how the inmates in the correctional facilities feel when they are socially excluded and what their anticipated rehabilitating management strategies are on the assumption that they were released. In addition, this research also adopted structure equal modeling (SEM) to testing and estimating causal relations between the feeling of being socially excluded and anticipated management strategies. The present study views the recidivist problem from a social-psychology perspective with a hope to offer suggestions to the related government agencies for formulating more appropriate policies. |