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Validation of the RAND Selective Incapacitation Survey and the Iowa Risk Assessment Scale in Colorado, 1982 and 1986
This data collection was designed to replicate the Rand
Selective Incapacitation Survey and the Iowa Risk Assessment Scale
using a group of Colorado offenders. The Iowa model provides two
assessments of offender risk: (1) a measure of general risk to society
and (2) a measure of the risk of new violence. The Iowa dataset
includes crime information from defendants' self-reports and from
official crime records. Both files contain important self-report items
such as perceived probability of being caught, weapon used in the
offense committed, months free on the street during the reference
period, and detailed activity description during the free period. Other
items covered include employment history, plans, reasons for committing
the crime, and attitudes toward life, law, prisons, and police.
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Validation of the RAND Selective Incapacitation Survey and the Iowa Risk Assessment Scale in Colorado, 1982 and 1986
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| description | This data collection was designed to replicate the Rand Selective Incapacitation Survey and the Iowa Risk Assessment Scale using a group of Colorado offenders. The Iowa model provides two assessments of offender risk: (1) a measure of general risk to society and (2) a measure of the risk of new violence. The Iowa dataset includes crime information from defendants' self-reports and from official crime records. Both files contain important self-report items such as perceived probability of being caught, weapon used in the offense committed, months free on the street during the reference period, and detailed activity description during the free period. Other items covered include employment history, plans, reasons for committing the crime, and attitudes toward life, law, prisons, and police. |
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| title | Validation of the RAND Selective Incapacitation Survey and the Iowa Risk Assessment Scale in Colorado, 1982 and 1986 |
