What conclusions can be drawn when comparing the U.S. prison population to the general U.S. adult population? Select all that apply
A. Prisoners were from a low-income, single-parent home.
B. Prisoners had been diagnosed with a mental problem and were alcohol or drug abusers.
C. Prisoners were exposed to drug trafficking, weapons, and gang violence.
D. Prisoners had a lower level of education.
E. Prisoners received better and more extensive health care when institutionalized.
F. The risk of injury decreases with the amount of time served.
ANS: A, B, C, D
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