Good Lives Model

The SAGE Encyclopedia of Criminal Psychology Pub Date : 2017-02-03 DOI:10.4135/9781483392240.n188

C. Murphy

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Abstract

The Good Lives Model (GLM) is a strengths based approach to offender rehabilitation which aims to promote an individual’s aspirations and plans for a more meaningful and personally fulfilling life (Ward, 2010). The GLM and the traditional Risk Need Responsivity (RNR) approach to offender rehabilitation are not mutually exclusive. Risks and needs can be reduced or managed within the GLM framework, which delivers a more holistic, client-centred, and engaging framework within which to do this (Ward and Fortune, 2013).

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美好生活模式

美好生活模式(GLM)是一种基于优势的罪犯改造方法，旨在促进个人对更有意义和个人充实生活的愿望和计划(Ward, 2010)。GLM和传统的风险需求响应(RNR)方法对罪犯的改造并不是相互排斥的。风险和需求可以在GLM框架内减少或管理，它提供了一个更全面、以客户为中心、更有吸引力的框架来做到这一点(Ward和Fortune, 2013)。

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