CHANGING THE BEHAVIOR OF INMATES WITH DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY DURING THEIR TIME IN THE PRISON DORMITORY
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The primary objective of the enforced prison sentence is to enable prisoners to live in the future again free from guilt and with social responsibility. In addition to imprisonment for revenge, intimidation, depriving the opportunity of committing crimes. that is the purpose of the existing punishment In addition, the correction of offenders' behavior is a key indicator of the attainment of a prison sentence, that is, it needs to be enhanced that can change thinking, mind and behavior. of the prisoner within the period of punishment This is to return good people to society. and to stop repeating those wrongdoings of them is important Data from ongoing research in Thailand shows that spending a day in a prison with 24 hours often requires prison inmates to be confined to a prison for a considerable amount of time. therefore, having less time to come out Behavior modification activities are therefore limited and within a limited time period. If considering the length of time the prisoner must stay in the bed found that it was really time to sleep of a person according to science, about 7-8 hours, so there are still many hours before bedtime. In fact, when the prisoners go to bed, they can't do much activity. But they must come together in a limited space that can cause conflicts, quarrels, discussions and exchanges of knowledge on unpleasant matters. secretly tattooed on the body or have other unwanted activities During this time Even though such time can be used to correct behavior. by providing various digital media with objectives in terms of indicators of mental, intellectual, behavior of the various groups of inmates each room of the bedroom
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