What is an outcome evaluation?
What will be an ideal response?
An outcome evaluation involves quantitative research aimed at assessing the impact of a program on long-term treatment outcomes. Such evaluations are usually carefully designed studies that compare outcomes for a treatment group with outcomes for other, less intensive treatments or a no-treatment control group (i.e., a sample of offenders who meet the program admission criteria but who do not receive treatment). These evaluations involve complex statistical analyses and sophisticated report preparation.
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What could be two problems associated with NCVS?
What will be an ideal response?
An informant's veracity and believability may be shown by proof of
A) the informant's religious faith in a supreme being. B) the fact that the informant implicated himself in a crime while telling on the subject for which probable cause is sought. C) a prior "track record" of offering truthful information to authorities. D) all of the above. E) only B and C have been shown to be part of the proof that an informant was telling the truth.
Discuss teenage drug dealers who engage in other forms of criminality
What will be an ideal response?
Incapacitation focuses on characteristics of the offenders instead of characteristics of the victims
Indicate whether the statement is true or false