Most treatment programs in the community tend to have more face-to-face contacts between treatment providers and participants because:
a. the offender has more options in making contact with helping professionals, and helping professionals have more latitude in aiding offenders since they are able to maintain contact at scheduled and unscheduled points of the day or night
b. prison treatment staff tend to be overloaded with demands from heavy caseloads and are hampered by the restrictions associated with the custodial environment
c. if the offender is not located within a criminogenic region of the community, they are less likely to have routine contact with other offenders
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
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What will be an ideal response?
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