Treatment of sex offenders is likely to be successful if offenders:
a. are able to recognize and understand the factors that contributed to their offense.
b. monitor themselves and their environment to detect changes indicating that their risk to reoffend is increasing.
c. remain willing and able to apply monitoring and intervention skills in a timely and effective manner, including seeking outside assistance when necessary.
d. all of these choices.
d
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Burgess and Akers added the concept of __________ to Sutherland's original idea of differential association
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
_____ are requests for a trial to find juveniles delinquent and make them wards of the court
a. Transfer petitions b. Disposition hearings c. Continuances in contemplation of dismissal d. Delinquency petitions
Senior and experienced community corrections staff generally supervise ______.
A. people in protective custody B. nonviolent offenders C. high-risk offenders D. first-time offenders
Bullies have children who bully others, and these "second-generation bullies" grow up to become fathers of children who also become bullies
Indicate whether the statement is true or false