Offender outcomes of training dogs in prison : the puppies for parole program

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Megarani, Dorothea V.
 Johnson, Rebecca A.
 Lombardi, George
 Osterlind, Steven
 Yaglom, Hayley
 Haarman, Nicole L.
 Cade Elliot

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2017 University of Missouri Health Innovation and Improvement Sharing Days

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2017

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"Significant Findings: 1. Improved self-perceived physical health compared to one year ago (p=0.009). 2. Improved self-perceived mental health compared to one year ago (p=0.023). 3. Increased medical service requests (p=0.000). 4. Increased mental health service requests (p=0.049). 5. Improved Rotter I/E Locus of Control (p=0.000). 6. Increased dog relationship and perception scale (p=0.000)."--Conclusions.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10355/95289

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