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Corrective Experiences of Psychotherapists in Training
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2016Although the concept of corrective experiences (CEs) is usually linked to the process of change in psychotherapy patients, we investigated them in the professional development of therapists‐in‐training. Inasmuch as psychotherapy is a relational process, it is important to look closely at how therapists reach the position of a competent partner in ...
Kathrin, Moertl +3 more
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Training and Employment for Correctional Populations
Contexts, 2021Education and employment are both moderate risk factors for recidivism. There is a well-documented relationship between low educational achievement and antisocial behaviors. Education programming in correctional facilities is crucial for improving the educational attainment of incarcerated and re-integrating populations.
Grant Duwe, Makada Henry-Nickie
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Training Psychiatry Residents at Correctional Facilities
Academic Psychiatry, 2014To the Editor: We read the recently published article “General Psychiatric Residents and Corrections: Moving Forensic Education Beyond the Classroom” [1] with great interest. As the author elegantly puts it, there is an epidemic of psychiatric disorders in correctional facilities.
Manish Kumar, Jha +3 more
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Error-correcting training for phoneme spotting
[Proceedings] ICASSP-92: 1992 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 1992Error-correcting training is extended to spotting algorithms. An error measure for spotting tasks is defined, and the derivatives of that error with respect to the parameters of the spotter are derived. The derivatives are computed by modifying the backward pass of the forward-backward algorithm.
Les T. Niles +2 more
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2003
Traditionally, learning algorithms and pattern recognition methods have been sorted into two broad groups: supervised and unsupervised (predictive and informative in Data Mining terminology) whether training data is available or not. Supervised classifier design is based on the information supplied by a training sample (TS): a set of training patterns,
Ricardo Barandela +2 more
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Traditionally, learning algorithms and pattern recognition methods have been sorted into two broad groups: supervised and unsupervised (predictive and informative in Data Mining terminology) whether training data is available or not. Supervised classifier design is based on the information supplied by a training sample (TS): a set of training patterns,
Ricardo Barandela +2 more
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Identifying and Correcting Mislabeled Training Instances
Future Generation Communication and Networking (FGCN 2007), 2007In order to form a good generalization from a set of training instances, a clean training dataset is important. Unfortunately, real world data is never as perfect as we would like it to be and can often suffered from corruptions. In this paper, a new approach is proposed to identify and correct mislabeled training instances.
Jiangwen Sun +3 more
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Narrative and reflection: training in a correctional facility
International Review of Psychiatry, 2016This commentary describes the author's experience working at two separate detention centres during her fellowship. She initially describes her experience performing forensic evaluations. The terms 'competency to stand trial' and 'criminal responsibility' are defined.
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Sociodrama: Alternative Training in Corrections
Dramatherapy, 1981Michael Gregoric PH.D. and Linda Gregoric M.A. Sociodrama Coordinator, are both involved in teaching the Masters programme in Sociodrama at the University of Connecticut. They have both published widely and made films on the subject, particularly in prisons.
Michael Gregoric, Linda Gregoric
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Education and training for the field of corrections
International Annals of Criminology, 1966In this paper I should like to raise a number of points regarding education for the field of corrections. Initially, I would like to point out that I view the correctional field as an identifiable area in itself rather than as a sector of sociology, law, or social work, governed exclusively by principles generic to these fields.
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