m 1977 to 1985. The second category involves 11 studies from 1951 to 19897. The third category involves 13 studies from 1967 to 1987. The descriptions of each cover the highlights, provide a rationale for their inclusion, and suggest how each compares with others in the same category, though much of the latter is left to the reader to evaluate.
In analyzing the overall project, Morgan offers a sound assessment of the differences among the studies which should be considered, noting that study populations were different, among other distinctions, and that none of the studies used a control group for comparison. Given her purpose--to examine past research on the subject to see what sort of investigations are needed in the future--Morgan concludes that there is a need for empirical investigation of the subject, a conclusion that is fully justified.
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Home confinement as a sanction is examined by means of a general discussion of the sanction, des
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