The neighbor who entered the burning house was frightened but had always valued the concept of heroism. Now faced with the opportunity, he chose to act heroically. In this example, heroism is an example of a(n):
a. imperfect duty.
b. universal obligation.
c. personal obligation.
d. moral obligation.
a
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a. danger of the removal or destruction of evidence b. danger to property c. danger to life d. danger of escape
An imprisonment strategy that is based on the desire to prevent recurrent crime and that has abandoned all hope of rehabilitation.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following best describes a wave, in the terrorism context of the term?
a. It is a cycle of expansion and contraction phases, with internationally similar interests, causes, or goals. b. It is seen when terrorists across the board wipe out their targets, like an ocean wave that eradicates sand castles on the beach. c. It is when the flow of terrorism goes beyond what people can initially contain, but they may later overcome it. d. Waves are periods of time in which terrorists gain enough support to form an army and challenge other nations head on.
The need principle of the "what works" movement emphasizes the importance of targeting
A) criminogenic factors. B) needs such as self-esteem and discipline. C) the most chronic offenders. D) the highest risk individuals.