Volume 24 - Issue 3
ANALYSIS OF REMANDED AND SENTENCED INMATES ON THE BASIS OF AGGRESSION, DEPRESSION, AND ABILITY CHANGES
Saralah Devi Mariamdaram Chethiyar
Abstract
The objective of the research was to understand the relationship between aggression, depression, and ability changes. Another objective was to identify the differences between level of aggression, depression, and ability change on remanded and punished inmates. The Aggression Questionnaire, Beck Depression Inventory and University of Rhode Island Changes Assessment were applied as core tools to understand inmate’s aggression, depression, and ability changes. The employed research methodology was quantitative. Survey method was used for data collection from 140 young prison inmates in a prison in north Malaysia. The analysis of Levene’s test for equality of variances and t-test for equality of means showed significant differences in aggression, depression, and ability change between remanded and sentenced inmates. Results of the study has shown a significant difference between aggression, depression, and ability change among remanded and sentenced inmates.
Paper Details
Volume: Volume 24
Issues: Issue 3
Keywords: Ability Changes, Aggression, Depression, Prison Inmates, Malaysia
Year: 2020
Month: March
Pages: 4007-4015