Cognitive, social or emotional influences and experiences that moderate, buffer, or insulate against risk are called
a) coping skills.
b) protective factors.
c) resilient factors.
d) resiliency skills.
B
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A prisoner (P) is transferred to a jail for preliminary hearings in regard to a serious prison assault. Police place an undercover officer in the cell with P, pretending to be a defendant. In their cell,
the undercover agent asks P if he ever killed anyone. P's admission is inadmissible in a murder trial. Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
__________ developed theory of delinquency focusing on self-esteem
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In a constitutional democracy: a. the majority could authorize the police to arrest an individual based on the hunch that he/she committed acrime
b. the majority has total power to determine how much authority the police have. c. neither a single dictator nor an overwhelming majority of people have total power. d. the power of police depends on which party won the most recent election.
Management that an officer maintains over offenders committed to his or her custody is termed a. punishment
b. conditions. c. supervision. d. constructive custody.