Research results on the impact of reintegration programs on the behavioral dimensions of prisoners

This article presents the results of research on the influence of psychosocial reintegration activities on behavioral changes in prisoners. The impact of programs conducted within the penitentiary on inmates' behavioral dimensions can be summarized by highlighting dominant personality traits such as openness, agreeableness, assertiveness, aggressiveness, and neuroticism, which contribute to changes in inmates' behavior. The implementation of applied psychosocial programs aims to increase tolerance to frustration, reduce the number of violent incidents in the penitentiary, and provide inmates with information about their own personalities, thereby promoting self-knowledge and self-evaluation through openness, agreeableness, and assertiveness. According to the opinions expressed in the specialized literature, as well as the results of practical research, it was found that the effects of these programs can depend on both the characteristics and typology of the prisoners and the conditions of detention.