Changing criminal thinking: An examination of heterogeneity in treatment effects in a sample of justice-involved persons with dual diagnoses.
Michael E. Lester(Federal Bureau of Investigation), Robert D. Morgan(University of Oxford), Eric R. Dahlen(University of Southern Mississippi), Melanie E. Leuty(University of Southern Mississippi), Richard S. Mohn(University of Southern Mississippi), Ashley B. Batastini(University of Memphis)
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