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The document explains that juvenile awareness programs such as Scared Straight can be ineffective and may increase future offending, while cognitive behavioral therapy can reduce aggression, including anger-related problems in youth. 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Juvenile awareness programs may be ineffective and potentially harmful.  \nJuvenile awareness programs—like Scared Straight—involve organized visits to adult prison facilities for adjudicated youth and youth at risk of adjudication. Based on the review and rating by CrimeSolutions of two metaanalyses of existing research, youth participating in these types of programs were more likely to commit offenses in the future than adjudicated youth and youth at risk of adjudication who did not. Consequently, recidivism rates were, on average, higher for participants compared to juveniles who went through regular case processing.  \nThe results suggest that not only are juvenile awareness programs ineffective at deterring youth from committing crimes, but youth exposed to them are more likely to commit offenses in the future.  \nRead the practice profile Juvenile Awareness Programs (Scared Straight) to learn more.  \n2. Cognitive behavioral therapy can effectively reduce aggression in children and adolescents.  \nCognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a problem-focused, therapeutic  \napproach that attempts to help people identify and change the dysfunctional  \nbeliefs, thoughts, and patterns that contribute to their problem behaviors.  \nCBT programs are delivered in various settings, including juvenile detention facilities. Based on the review and rating by CrimeSolutions of two metaanalyses of existing research, a variant of CBT focused specifically on children and adolescents who have anger-related problems is effective for reducing aggression and anger expression, and for improving self-control, problemsolving, and social competencies.  \nRead the practice profile Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anger-Related  Problems in Children and Adolescents to learn more.  \n3. Multisystemic therapy for juveniles reduces recidivism, rearrests, and the total number of days incarcerated.  \nMultisystemic therapy is a family-and community-based treatment program for adolescents with criminal offense histories and serious antisocial, delinquent, and other problem behaviors. Based on the review and rating by CrimeSolutions of three randomized controlled trials (each evaluating a program in a different state), the program effectively reduced rearrests and number of days incarcerated.  \nRead the program profile Multisystemic Therapy to learn more.  \nNational Institute of Justice • Strengthen Science • Advance Justice  \nMarch 2022 NC J 304296  \nFive Things About Juvenile Delinquency Intervention and Treatment •  \n4. Intensive supervision of juvenile offenders—the conditions of which may vary—has not been found to reduce recidivism.  \nThis practice consists of increased supervision and control of youth on probation in the community, compared with those on traditional community supervision. Intensive supervision programs have three primary features:  \n1) smaller caseloads for juvenile probation officers, 2) more frequent faceto-face contacts, and 3) strict conditions of compliance with stiffer penalties for violations. Other conditions may vary, but they can include electronic monitoring, drug/urinalysis testing, and participation in programming (such as tutoring, counseling, or job training) . Based on the review and rating by CrimeSolutions of three meta-analyses of existing research, the practice does not reduce recidivism.  \nRead the practice profile Juvenile Intensive Supervision Programs to learn more.  \n1 As defined by CrimeSolutions, a practice is a general category of programs,","cbCaijbWhyxjdPz8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijbWhyxjdPz8","pdf",181942,"English","# Five Statements\n## Juvenile awareness programs\n## Cognitive behavioral therapy\n## Multisystemic therapy\n## Intensive supervision\n## Incarceration-based therapeutic communities","[{\"question\":\"Why may juvenile awareness programs like Scared Straight be harmful?\",\"answer\":\"CrimeSolutions-rated reviews find youth in these programs were more likely to commit future offenses than similar youth who did not participate, resulting in higher average recidivism rates.\"},{\"question\":\"How does cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) affect aggression in youth?\",\"answer\":\"A CrimeSolutions-rated review of research indicates CBT variants focused on children and adolescents with anger-related problems effectively reduce aggression and anger expression and improve self-control, problem-solving, and social competencies.\"},{\"question\":\"Which interventions have not been found to reduce recidivism after release or in follow-up?\",\"answer\":\"Intensive supervision programs have not been found to reduce recidivism, and incarceration-based therapeutic communities for juveniles with substance use disorders have not been found to reduce recidivism after release.\"}]","FIVE THINGS - About Juvenile Delinquency Intervention and Treatment | PDF",1792055495]