Behavior Modification Programs: The Bureau Of Prisons' Alternative To Long-term Segregation V. GGD-75-73

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GGD-75-73 1 (1975-08-05)

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Behavior Modification Programs:

The Bureau Of Prisons'

Alternative To

Long Term Segregation

Department of Justice

One approach to handling problem prisoners
is to keep them segregated--often for ex-
tended periods--from the rest of the prison
population. The Bureau has attempted to
avoid such segregation by behavior modifica-
tion programs which are aimed at making
prisoners more amenable to institutional disci-
pline and receptive to the Bureau's rehabilita-
tion activities. However, the Bureau has not
effectively managed these programs nor ade-
quately assessed their overall operation and
resu Its.

GGD-75-73 AUG. 5,1975

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