Study Methodology

Jody Miller; Mark DeBarr; Hyan Namgung; J. Michael Vecchio; Stephanie Wiley

Study Methodology

Jody Miller, Mark DeBarr, Hyan Namgung, J. Michael Vecchio, Stephanie Wiley

Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology

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Abstract

Data for this investigation come from 36 qualitative in-depth interviews completed between February and April 2010. The aim of the research was to conduct a process evaluation of Gateway Foundation programming for state probation and parole clients in St. Louis and jointly produce a final report for the organization. The specific research questions focused on (1) the challenges men face as they attempt to overcome substance abuse; (2) how those challenges are related to past experiences with crime, including offending and victimization; and (3) the effectiveness of Gateway programming, from the points of view of program participants, including whether there are any perceived differences between men who participate in the program post-incarceration versus in lieu of incarceration.

Original language	American English
Journal	Criminal Justice & Criminology: Faculty Publications & Other Works
State	Published - Jan 1 2010

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methodology

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Criminology and Criminal Justice

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