Behavioral Sciences & the Law -

Report on how offenders’ risk information affects the relationship with probation officers. Research conducted in 2014 using internet- based survey of officers in an adult probation department in southwestern U.S. before and after risk assessment tool training. Study emphasizes offenders are less likely to reoffend when receiving treatment that matches their criminogenic needs according to well- understood risk information.

Behavioral Sciences & the Law is a peer reviewed journal which provides current and comprehensive information on law and behavioral sciences.

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^{Keywords: risk assessment, evidence-based practices, training, probation officers, recidivism , supervision, probation, incarceration, sanction, corrections, parole, risk-management tools, balanced approach}