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Title: Šolanje psov kot element tretmana - projekt ZVI Logatec in ZPKZ Ig Authors: Gubanec, Boštjan (Author) Petrovec, Dragan (Mentor) More about this co-author... Language: Slovenian Work type: Master's thesis/paper Tipology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis Organization: EVRO-PF - Nova Univerza - European Faculty of Law Abstract: Magistrsko delo predstavlja evalvacijo praktične implementacije projekta vzgoje, socializacije in šolanja psov kot elementa tretmana gojencev ZVI Logatec in obsojenk ZPKZ Ig, v sodelovanju z Zavetiščem Horjul, pri katerem je bil avtorjev glavni namen ugotoviti pozitivne učinke in omejitve ter možnosti za dolgoročnejšo uvedbo v zavodih. Kot osnova za razumevanje kaznovanja so najprej predstavljene kaznovalne teorije in namen kaznovanja ter značilnosti kaznovanja mladoletnikov. Temu sledi predstavitev tretmanske ideologije s socioterapevtsko usmeritvijo, z bistvenimi značilnostmi obravnavanja obsojencev in gojencev. V četrtem poglavju je predstavljeno šolanje psov kot element tretmana na podlagi programov iz tujine, sledijo pa mu osnove šolanja psov kot podlaga za praktično delo obsojencev in gojencev v projektu. Osrednje mesto zavzema peto poglavje naloge, v katerem so predstavljeni učinki projekta na sodelujoče. Ugotavljamo, da ima projekt pomembne pozitivne psihosocialne učinke na sodelujoče obsojenke in gojence, ki lahko znatno pripomorejo k njihovi uspešnejši rehabilitaciji in vključitvi v družbeno okolje, pri čemer so bili določenih pozitivnih učinkov deležni tudi sodelujoči zaposleni iz zavodov. Pomemben prispevek je imel projekt tudi na socializacijo psov iz zavetišča Horjul in mladičev avtorjevega lega. Z optimizmom nas navdaja tudi želja sodelujočih po nadaljnjem sodelovanju v projektu in njihovo enotno stališče, da bi bilo treba tovrstno obliko dela omogočiti tudi v ostalih zavodih po Sloveniji. Keywords: obsojenec, šolanje psov, socioterapija, rehabilitacija, vzgojni zavod, gojenec Year of publishing: 2018 Publisher: [B. Gubanec] Source: Ljubljana COBISS_ID: 2053128630  UDC: 316.614-058.56 Note: Mag. delo 2. stopnje bolonjskega študija; Views: 1648 Downloads: 32 Files: This document has no files. This document may have a phisical copy in the library of the organization, check the status via COBISS.    Metadata:

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Language:	Slovenian
Title:	Šolanje psov kot element tretmana
Abstract:	The master's thesis presents the evaluation of implementing in practice the project of educating, socializing and training dogs as an element of treatment offered to ZVI Logatec juvenile delinquents and inmates at ZPKZ Ig in cooperation with the Horjul Animal Shelter. The author's main objective was to identify positive effects, limitations and possibilities of a long-term introduction into the correctional facilities' programme. The theories and purpose of punishment are described first, alongside with the characteristics of imposing penalties on juveniles and serve as the basis for understanding penalization. This part is followed by the presentation of treatment ideology and sociotherapeutic orientation with the main characteristics of juvenile delinquent and inmate treatment. In Chapter Four, dog training as an element of treatment is presented, finding its foundation in programmes from abroad. It is followed by the basics of dog training as the basis of practical participation by juvenile delinquents and inmates. The staple part is taken up by Chapter Five of the thesis, showcasing the effects of the project on the participants. We observe that the project carries over notable positive psychosocial effects on juvenile delinquents and inmates that can significantly aid their rehabilitation and reintegration into society. The correctional facilities' employees reported experiencing certain positive effects, as well. Also noteworthy is the fact that the project contributed to the socialization of dogs at the Horjul Animal Shelter and pups from the author's own litter. Our optimism is fueled by the participants' desire to further participate in the project and their unanimous standpoint that such form of work should be made available to other correctional facilities in Slovenia.
Keywords:	Socializacija

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