| That reflects their psychological neediness, rather than a criminogenic behavioural pattern. |
| Harristown House offered an option other than custody in cases where addiction had been identified as being the main criminogenic need. |
| The term criminogenic needs refers to those offender characteristics that if altered will reduce offenders' risk of reconviction. |
| In the model, crime policies are governed by an assumption of rational choice, and are designed to deter rational actors from choosing a criminogenic path. |
| Rather, the criminogenic and psychological variables that coalesce to produce the delinquent or delinquent group are also functions of larger societal processes. |
| These measures were used as an attempt to partially capture the structurally criminogenic qualities present in a metropolitan county. |
