Gives a comprehensive overview of the prevalence, nature, and development of becoming an offender by those with intellectual disabilities.

Offenders With Developmental Disabilities

Offenders With Developmental Disabilities


By William R. Lindsay, John L. Taylor, and Peter Sturmey (Eds.)
This book presents a comprehensive overview of the prevalence, nature, and development of becoming an offender by those with intellectual disabilities.
Includes discussion of evidence-based assessment and treatment ideas, strategies, and plans, and also addresses historical, legal, and ethical issues.
382 pages. Softcover. 2005.
IWI
0408

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