Explain the difference between static and dynamic risk factors.
What will be an ideal response?
Static factors are those that are inherent to the offender and are usually permanent
in nature, while dynamic risk factors are those characteristics that can change and are
usually influenced or controlled by the offender such as employment, motivation, drug
use, and family relations.
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One form of Kant’s categorical imperative is based on the principle of universality, while the second version is based on ______.
a. the Golden Rule b. the “no-harm” principle c. respect for persons d. respect for self
In order to violate the Texas escape statute one must first be in custody
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which individual is most likely to experience physical aggression at the hands of his caregiver?
a. Mike, a 78-year-old father of three who has accumulated wealth throughout life b. Bob, a 65-year-old stroke patient who lives in a skilled nursing facility c. Tim, a 70-year-old widow who has multiple sclerosis d. Jack, an 88-year-old former engineer who has Alzheimer’s disease
Which state has the most Service Processing Centers (SPCs)?
a. California b. Arizona c. Texas d. New Mexico