| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the implementation and effectiveness of ''Quiet Time'' in correctional institutions, analyzing its impact on inmates’behavioral rehabilitation and reading habits. The research covers the theoretical foundations of Quiet Time, relevant literature, implementation conditions, and hidden costs. It also includes both quantitative and qualitative analyses of the Quiet Time program introduced in this facility since 2022. The study begins by examining the theoretical background and practical applications of Quiet Time. Drawing on Social Learning Theory, Moral Development Theory, and Social Control Theory, it explores the theoretical underpinnings of Quiet Time within correctional settings and its potential influence on inmate behavior. In addition, it reviews existing academic research to identify key factors contributing to the successful implementation of Quiet Time. The findings indicate that Quiet Time significantly enhances inmates’motivation to read and helps develop consistent reading habits. It also effectively reduces the risk of incidents within the institution, lowers work-related stress, and fosters a mutually beneficial, win-win environment. Finally, the study proposes concrete recommendations for the implementation of Quiet Time, such as creating a sustained reading environment, providing mobile library services, and offering engaging books. These suggestions aim to further enhance the effectiveness and promotion of Quiet Time. The results provide practical guidance for correctional facilities seeking to use Quiet Time as a model for behavioral correction and education, and they lay the groundwork for future research in this area. |