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Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice
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Using the Juvenile Offender Parent Questionnaire (JOPQ) as a Risk and Needs Assessment

A Prospective Study

Brian A. Glaser

The University of Georgia, bglaser{at}coe.uga.edu

Georgia B. Calhoun

The University of Georgia

Rhett J. Puder

The University of Georgia

This study is an investigation of the potential utility of a parent self-report instrument, the Juvenile Offender Parent Questionnaire (JOPQ). Based on the ecological model of child development, this instrument is designed to measure several parental constructs related to child behavior problems and delinquency. Findings suggest that specific parenting profiles are related to subsequent greater likelihood of recidivism and to specific offenses. Furthermore, the use of the JOPQ as an instrument to assess the needs of parents and the prevention of recidivism is supported.

Key Words: juvenile offenders • assessment • delinquency • parenting

Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, Vol. 3, No. 3, 253-264 (2005)
DOI: 10.1177/1541204005276268
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