formulations

Question 1

mission statement of CJS

Answer 1

punish offender ensure offenders do something to make up for their cime

Question 2

what is a formulation

Answer 2

understand offender and assess risk of capability of re-offending behaviour
consider whether or not an offender would suit a treatment programme and whats suitabke

Question 3

phase 1 offence analysis

Answer 3

understand nature of crime- process of looking and researching similar offences- and draw conclusions from diff offenders which are contingencies they have insight into what motivated them, assess risk of reoffending and causes can be removed

Question 4

phase 2 understanding the function of offending

Answer 4

what purpose does the offending behaviour serve to the individual or what motivates the offender

Question 5

phase3 application to treatment

Answer 5

est a form of treatment or intervention

Question 6

what does idiosyncratic mean

Answer 6

concept of focusing on an individual and their specific needs

Question 7

ao1 for formulations

Answer 7

create hypotheses or prediction about what has led to someone criminal behaviour and why they may continue
short and focus on key features synopsis of persons life
offenders past and present relationships as well as social and econmic circumstances
reoffending likelihood and treatment

Question 8

hcpc guideline

Answer 8

practise safely and effectively within their scope of practise
practise as an autonomous professional
understand application of psych in legal system
application and integreation of a range of theoretical perspectives on socially and individually damaging behaviours

Question 9

strengths of formulations

Answer 9

easy to complete and simply complexities of info and make decisions abt indi future
brings together work and insight of many agencies and prof in cjs so pooling expertise
explaining to ind to offenders themselves about their own behaviour and how their own individual circumstances contributed to crime

Question 10

weakness of formulations

Answer 10

not truthful about behaviour social desirability or not remember so info gathered is unreliable
info from other agencies incomplete or contradictory so hard to reco a good programme
info may be missing eg head injury reducing effectiveness
not valid reflection of the effectiveness as offending can go undetected