The emphasis of the ______ perspective of criminal justice is to ensure that the accused are afforded their rights as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.
A. crime control
B. nonintervention
C. due process
D. restorative justice
C. due process
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Back in the day a group had a standard way of running a community by using rules that were framed by ___________
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In order to reduce idiosyncratic variation, researchers should use which of the following?
A. open-ended rather than fixed-choice questions B. multiple questions rather than single questions C. single questions rather than multiple questions D. phone surveys rather than mailed questionnaires
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Treatment and rehabilitation should concentrate on static risk factors. 2. The first lesson of cognitive-behavorial therapy (CBT) is that criminals think differently than the rest of us. 3. Clinicians call factors that can be changed (such as attitudes and beliefs) holistic factors. 4. Clinicians call factors that cannot be changed (such as race and ethnicity) static factors. 5. Because of the counseling element inherent in the therapeutic community (TC) approach, life in TCs is relatively easy on inmates.
Signals which help an individual determine those situations in which a particular behavior may be appropriate are known as:
a. Reinforcements. b. Schedules of consequences. c. Discriminative stimuli. d. Modeling.