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Levels of violence at Feltham young offenders institute have dropped after teenagers were given sweets for good behaviour, according to inspectors. Do you respond more to potential rewards or the prospect of a punishment? Published on 10 May 2018 → Survey conducted on 10 May 2018 on 3023 GB adults
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