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Page 8 of 13 The number of infractions were tabulated for the 6 months prior to treatment, the time during treatment and the 6 months after treatment with the Narconon program. These results are reported as the number of infractions per 100 inmates per 30 day period. There was a marked reduction in all measures during treatment with the Narconon program (Table II). During treatment, guilty findings were reduced by 38%, days of lost privileges were reduced by 35%, and days of segregation were reduced by 53%. During follow-up there was also an improvement in these measures, though less than that observed while on the program. Guilty findings were reduced by 40%, days of lost privileges by 15% and days of segregation by 28%. The decrease in guilty findings was statistically significant (p<0.01) during both treatment and follow up. TABLE II Results of the Narconon® Program in Minnesota Compiled by Researchers at the State Reformatory for Men | Clients (36) | Pre (6 mo.) | During | Post (6 mo.) | | No. Guilty Findings* | 48 | 30** | 29** | | Days Lost Privileges | 274 | 177 | 232 | | Days Segregated | 552 | 257 | 395 | * all results are number per 100 inmates per 30 days. ** Statistically significant improvement (p <0.01)
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