Recidivism, Emotional Intelligence and Creativity Thinking - Stephens, Oluyemi
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The issue of recidivism and the continual increase in the rate of recidivism has been of great concern to psychologists, criminologists, researchers and government of most nations of the world. An increase in the rate of recidivism raises a poser on the effectiveness of the rehabilitative and reformatory functions of the prison system; questions the justification for the huge amount of funds spent in prisoners reformation rehabilitation.The aim of this book is to provide a report on the investigation of the effectiveness of six thinking hats and emotional intelligence training in reducing…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The issue of recidivism and the continual increase in the rate of recidivism has been of great concern to psychologists, criminologists, researchers and government of most nations of the world. An increase in the rate of recidivism raises a poser on the effectiveness of the rehabilitative and reformatory functions of the prison system; questions the justification for the huge amount of funds spent in prisoners reformation rehabilitation.The aim of this book is to provide a report on the investigation of the effectiveness of six thinking hats and emotional intelligence training in reducing recidivism among male offenders. It also reports on the current level of creativity thinking and the emotional intelligence of recidivists. Participants of the study were exposed to a six week training using the six thinking hats and emotional intelligence as intervention techniques. The two intervention techniques had significant effects on the creativity thinking ability and emotional intelligence of participants who were exposed to training. It was recommended that creativity thinking and emotional intelligence training form part of the rehabilitation and reformatory curriculum of offenders.
Autorenporträt
Dr Oluyemi Stephens holds a Ph.D degree in Counselling Psychology from Lagos State University, Nigeria with specialization in Remedial and Reformatory Psychology.Currently he is conducting research as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University of South Africa and member of an international collaboration research team (South Africa and China)