RT Article
T1 Inmate responses to correctional officer deviance: a model of its dynamic nature
JF Corrections
VO 1
IS 2
SP 1
OP 15
A1 Ross, Jeffrey Ian
A2 Tewksbury, Richard
A2 Rolfe, Shawn M.
LA English
YR 2016
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1882482522
AB The relationship between correctional officers (COs) and prisoners isdynamic and bounded by a unique context. COs engage in numeroussanctioned and unsanctioned behaviors within their correctional institu-tion. The latter actions are typically referred to as deviant behavior. COs’deviance can have a debilitating effect not only on other officers, correc-tional workers, the administration, but also inmates and the institution asa whole. This article specifies a model of the interaction between COs’deviance and inmate reactions to these kinds of behaviors. In general, thestudy argues that convicts can respond in four different, but interrelatedways: obedience or deference to authority, apathy, adaptation, and resis-tance. Acts of prisoners resisting can further lead to COs’deviant beha-viors to continue within the correctional institution.
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 11-15
NO Auch erschienen unter: https://doi.org/10.1080/23774657.2016.1178082
K1 Prisons
K1 Prisoners
K1 Correctional Officers
K1 prisoner behavior
K1 workplace deviance/misconduct