Corrigendum

• Published date: 01 October 2020
• Date: 01 October 2020
• DOI: 10.1177/0306624X20904794

https://doi.org/10.1177/0306624X20904794

International Journal of

Offender Therapy and

Comparative Criminology

2020, Vol. 64(13-14) 1482 –1483

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Corrigendum

Stasch, J., Yoon, D., Sauter, J., Hausam, J., & Dahle, K.-P. (2018). Prison Climate

and Its Role in Reducing Dynamic Risk Factors During Offender Treatment.

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 62(14),

4609–4621. https://doi.org/10.1177/0306624X18778449

In the above article, the references of Woessner and Schwedler (2014) work were

not completely acknowledged. The detailed explanation of the changes are men-

tioned below:

1- On page 4610, line 1, Introduction section: Citation of Woessner and Schwedler

(2014) has been added and the line now reads as:

‘As previously described by Woessner and Schwedler (2014) social climate can be

described as a set of characteristics such as material, social, and emotional condi-

tions as well as their interactional effects (Moos, 1989) that distinguishes organiza-

tions from one another.’

2- Page 4610, 2nd paragraph, line 1-13: The below text has been deleted:

‘Correctional treatment facilities aim to . . . favorable group processes and posttreat-

ment outcomes.’

3- Page 4610, 2nd paragraph, line 13-24: ‘Other studies conducted . . . is condu-

cive to treatment.’ has been replaced with:

‘For an overview on literature on the relationship of social climate aspects to

different outcome variables in the forensic field please refer to Woessner and

Schwedler (2014). More recent studies conducted in correctional facilities also

provide further evidence for positive effects of prison climate on attitudes towards

offending (Woessner &Schwedler, 2014), mental health issues during treatment

(Goncalves, Endrass, Rossegger, &Dirkzwager, 2016), increased empathy (Heynen,

Van der Helm, Cima, Stams, &Korebrits, 2017), and treatment motivation (Long

et al., 2011).’

4- Methods section, page 4612, line 1:

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