Prison Dog Programs by Mary Renck Jalongo

Author:Mary Renck Jalongo
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030256180
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

8.Self-efficacy. Incarceration tends to undermine feelings of being able to respond to issues that surface in life and influence outcomes, often referred to as self-efficacy (Allred et al. 2013). One benefit of postsecondary education in a carceral setting is that it gives inmates a greater sense that their individual and group efforts have the power to effect social change (Allred et al. 2013). These feelings, sometimes referred to as agency, are reinforced by dog programs when inmates know, for example, that the timid shelter dog they worked with is now living happily in a home.

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