Juvenile court judges sometimes refer to documents prepared by juvenile probation officers about a youth's background and family circumstances. These documents are called:
a. anamnestic prediction reports.
b. intensive prediction reports.
c. predispositional reports.
d. clinical prediction reports.
c
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