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The activities of the Psychology of Criminalized and Risky Behaviours (PoCaRB) Lab are diverse and generally focus on issues pertaining to the criminal justice system. Where applicable, we also approach the study of crime and delinquency from a developmental perspective with an emphasis on developmental processes as well as development as context. For example, we have published a number of articles using a longitudinal criminal database of 786 male Ontario offenders that spans a period of about 17 years (on average), from late childhood/early adolescence into adulthood. Variables included in the database are criminal offence information, risk assessment scores (LSI-OR), and developmental risk factors from childhood and adolescence.
PoCaRB Lab members also pursue other research interests that are described under Lab Publications and Current Studies.
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Additions to Ontario’s Psychologists
February 17, 2025
I am delighted to report that Dr. Monique Tremblay, Dr. Sandy Oziel, Dr. Jennifer Newman, Dr. Holly Wilson and Dr....
Read morePoCaRB Lab at N5 Conference, June 2023
June 27, 2023
Members of the PoCaRB Lab presented their work at the 5th North American Correctional and Criminal Justice Psychology Conference in...
Read moreDavid’s Book Receives Award
August 6, 2020
Criminal Trajectories: A Developmental Perspective. New York, NY: New York University Press by David Day and Margit Wiesner has received...
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