Author: Lussier, Patrick
Title: The CRACOW Instrument: A New Framework for the Assessment of Multi-Problem Violent Youth
Summary: This report presents the results from a study that examined whether the risk/needs factors included in the CRACOW instrument helped to identify the most physically aggressive preschoolers. The CRACOW was designed to be a multi-stage instrument representing the risk/needs factors for multi-problem violent youth at various developmental stages, starting at the pre/perinatal period and extending to adolescence to account for exposure and accumulation of a number of dynamic risk factors that may influence the risk of youth violence.
Details: Burnaby, BC: School of Criminology, Simon Fraser University, 2010. 45p.
Source: Internet Resource: Accessed December 8, 2010 at: http://198.103.108.131/res/cp/res/_fl/crawcow-cracovie-eng.pdf
Year: 2010
Country: Canada
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Shelf Number: 120412
Keywords:
Delinquency PreventionEarly Child DevelopmentLongitudinal StudiesPhysical Aggression |
