The human service role of corrections workers is exemplified by which of the following activities?
a. enforcing professional standards
b. preparing trainees for corrections work
c. advocating for offenders
d. ensuring that pay is commensurate with job requirements
c. advocating for offenders
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1. Practical imperative a. It guides all conduct. 2. Duties and inclinations b. A person can never be used as a means to an end. 3. Hypothetical imperatives c. Kant criticized this. 4. Kingdom of ends d. Is not a possession. 5. Justification for lying e. Non-consequentialist approach, known as formalism. 6. The Golden Rule f. Deontological ethics is also known as this. 7. Truth g. Potential consequences of your truthfulness should never be used for this purpose. 8. Formalism h. An ideal state in which rational beings are united through common, objective universal laws that apply to everyone. 9. Categorical imperative i. Similar to Aristotle's apparent goods. 10. Deontological ethics j. Kant distinguishes between these, one having no moral worth and the other is what one ought to do.
The most popular explanation for corporate offending is ______, according to Yeager and Simpson.
A. competition B. strain C. power D. lure
With the rise of truth-in-sentencing laws, more and more inmates were sentenced to prison and required to serve what percentage of their sentence?
a. 35 percent b. 50 percent c. 85 percent d. 95 percent
Among the various types of prostitutes, the __________ commands the lowest prices and runs the highest risk of arrest
a. call girl b. streetwalker c. brothel prostitute d. bar prostitute