It's very interesting way of thinking about the risk and the needs of the inmates and how you're gonna get response from them in order to create a solution that is adequate and tailored to who they are.

The, the, the RNR mo- model i- is...

That, that helps us with choosing the right intervention or program in a specific, uh, for a specific person or a target group, and this is a model which is quite famous in, in criminology.

Canadian scholars, that's, uh, Donald Andrews and James Bonta, they developed, uh, the model.

Um, yeah, I think it's a good example how we can work, uh, let's say tailor-made, customized, um, adjust your approach to the risks, the needs, and the responsivity of, for example, a prisoner.

So it's, it's a broader theory.

It's not only on prisons, but you can use it very well for prisoners.

Mm