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一位母亲因丈夫英年早逝，10年来含辛茹苦地把兄妹两人拉扯成人，可是没有想到两个孩子长大成人后却误入歧途，走上犯罪道路。因迷恋网吧，在其他人的诱使下，两人与他人合伙设计圈套勾引网友见面，并抢劫其钱财。后来事情败露，两人均被公安机关抓获，哥哥被判处缓刑，妹妹因情节较轻而被实施社区服务令(社区劳役)。
问题：
1．如果你是一个社工，着手负责这对兄妹的案例，你将以什么态度来对待这对兄妹？为什么？
2．作为矫治社会工作者，你认为该如何介入？请列出干预要点。

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