INTERPERSONAL MATURITY LEVEL CLASSIFICATION - JUVENILE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF LOW, MIDDLE AND HIGH MATURITY DELINQUENTS

• NCJ Number: 11182
• Author(s): M Q WARREN
• Date Published: 1966
• Length: 58 pages
• Corporate Author: California Dept of the Youth Authority
• Publication Format: Document
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America
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Annotation

DESCRIPTION OF A SEQUENCE OF PERSONALITY INTEGRATIONS AND CORRESPONDING TREATMENT STRATEGIES.

Abstract

ACCORDING TO THE I-LEVEL THEORY, SEVEN SUCCESSIVE STAGES OF INTERPERSONAL MATURITY CHARACTERIZE PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT. SINCE LEVELS ONE AND FIVE ARE INFREQUENT FOR A DELINQUENT POPULATION, THE ATTENTION OF THIS PAPER IS ON LEVELS TWO THROUGH FOUR. DELINQUENT SUB-TYPE CHARACTERISTICS, INCLUDING DELINQUENT PERCEPTION AND RESPONSES ARE DESCRIBED AND TREATMENT PLANS ARE SET FORTH. THE USE OF THE I-LEVEL DIAGNOSTIC INTERVIEW IS DISCUSSED AND INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND RATING SHEETS ARE INCLUDED.