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Criminogenic Needs Inventory (CNI)

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The Criminogenic Needs Inventory (CNI) has been developed to complement the Risk of reConviction (RoC) models by identifying why offenders are at risk. (2001)

CNI part 1 - Introduction and Method (pdf: 176KB)
CNI part 2 - Results (pdf: 111KB)
CNI part 3 - Discussion (pdf: 149KB)

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