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Select the appropriate answer in right column to terminology in the left column (a – d)
1. protective factors: a. Persistent nonconformist behavior by an individual who has been labeled as deviant and whose deviant behavior (e.g., drug use) is based upon expectations of others. 2. risk factors: b. Nonconformist behavior associated with drug experimentation. It is temporary, exploratory, and easily concealed from others. 3. secondary deviance: c. Factors in an individual's life that decrease the likelihood of involvement with drugs and reduce the impact that any risk factor might have. 4. primary deviance: d. Factors in an individual's life that increases the likelihood of involvement with drugs.
Which term refers to deeply rooted and historically conditioned attitudes about things such as the nature of law and the role of law in society?
a. Legal system b. Legal tradition c. Due process d. Attitudinal jurisprudence
Puerto Rico is closely aligned to the US and the island's inhabitants possess all the rights and obligations of US citizens, except the right to vote in US presidential elections
a. True b. False
Elaborate on the history and origins of corrections starting in Europe and ending in the early years of the United States. Pay particular attention to the Pennsylvania and Auburn correctional systems when discussing the history of corrections in the early United States.
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