Articles and academic papers
The Youth Compass programme is underpinned by decades of research. Our work is widely published across the popular press and in a variety of academic journals.
This list comprises just some of our publications. If you would like to discuss any of our findings, please get in touch.
- Trivedi-Bateman, N and Martingano, A J (2023) Addressing Challenges to Carrying Out Intervention Programmes with Youth Populations: Successes and Strategies Journal of Research on Adolescence
- Trivedi-Bateman, N and Crook, E L (2022) The optimal application of empathy interventions to reduce antisocial behaviour and crime: a review of the literature Psychology, Crime & Law, pp1-24
- Trivedi-Bateman, N (2021) The combined roles of moral emotion and moral rules in explaining acts of violence using a situational action theory perspective Journal of interpersonal violence, p.0886260519852634
- Hirtenlehner, H, Trivedi-Bateman, N, Baier, D and Strohmeier, D (2021) Does empathy attenuate the criminogenic effect of low self-control in late life? International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, pp1-21
- Trivedi-Bateman, N (2020) Why young people commit crime and how moral education could help – new research The Conversation
- Trivedi-Bateman, N (2015) The roles of empathy, shame, and guilt in violence decision-making PhD thesis, University of Cambridge
- Trivedi-Bateman, N & Gadd, V (2024) The compass project intervention programme: the application of moral theory in different youth contexts, Journal of Criminological Research, Policy and Practice, Vol. 10 No. 1, pp. 81-94
- Trivedi-Bateman, N (2024) Innovative and theoretically informed intervention programmes for children who offend: The Compass Project, Desistance and Children: Critical Reflections from Theory, Research and Practice (Ed) Wigzell, A, Paterson-Young, C and Bateman, T
- View SATNAV talk recording (including SATNAV:Compass section)
- Centre for Analytic Criminology SATNAV project aims to improve morality in schools to reduce antisocial behaviour (2025) press office article
SATNAV publications
Effective behaviour management via moral development within strong moral contexts: Researcher-Practitioner development of SATNAV - a comprehensive new programme of change for schools.