When youths who have been incarcerated move first into a transition phase, gradually experiencing more community interactions during the last weeks of incarceration, and then go on to closely supervised release, and finally to decreased supervision, they are involved in a _________.
a. “step-down” process
b. scaffolding release process
c. wraparound process
d. unidirectional process
Ans: a
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. Which of the following statements about Chenault is true?
a. She systematically explored the development of self-esteem, sense of belonging, and social support and social action. b. She was aware of the complexities of traditional Lakota cultural and spiritual beliefs and their impact on helping First Nation people. c. She believed First Nation people’s spiritual views can contribute to their open wounds regarding their American Holocaust. d. She was inspired by psychoanalytic beliefs that childhood experiences impact and can determine adult development.
Although a large majority of youth engages in some misconduct, only _____ are the chronic, serious juvenile offenders who account for most of the serious juvenile crime.
a. 10% to 12% b. 6% to 8% c. 3% to 6% d. 20% to 25%
The following statement is true of social thinking: a. It lends itself to solitary study of and reflection on an issue. b. It begins with and is centered in the mutual interaction of communitymembers
c. It can easily lead to feelings of hopelessness as people confront thedifficulty of acting for the common good. d. It generally concerns itself with what is, rather than what could be.
Which of the following is NOT a co-leader action that could be potentially harmful for both the group members and the leaders?
A) ?not meeting together regularly B) ?creating cliques C) ?not trusting or respecting each other D) ?having the ability to decide to work together