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Cognitive behaviourism and the holy grail: the quest for a universal means of managing offender risk

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Kevin Gorman critiques the growth of cognitive behavioural interventions in the Probation Service, arguing for a more "complex, dynamic and holistic" approach towards the development of effective practice.

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