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Responsivity (RNR) model] decrees that the intensity of correctional interventions correspond with the level of risk posed by the person who commits an offense

December 11, 2016/by Robin J. Wilson, ABPP and Michele Burns

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The risk principle [of the Risk/Needs/Responsivity (RNR) model] decrees that the intensity of correctional interventions correspond with the level of risk posed by the person who commits an offense