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An Experimental Analysis of Children's Ability to Provide a False Report about a Crime
Published on: May 3, 2016
[Teenagers and crime: a dark day of justice]
1F. de Psicología, UBA. grossi@sinfomed.org.ar
Abstract:
The methods of intervention and/or treatment of children/teenagers under 18 years old who are accused or found guilty of crimes are analyzed taking into consideration multidisciplinary intervention tools, especially those including any kind of 'psy' outpatient care. These programs, which are usually deployed in the social milieu, involve a conflictive junction between the fields of Law and Mental Health. It shall be required to review the different social responses to such children and teenagers and the current state of legal discussions in order to reflect upon the singular inclusion of the therapeutic approach to these complex contexts, where the 'socio-educational' aspect has occupied a substantial position.
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