Those juveniles who are predicted to be safe risks for rehabilitation and actually turn out to be quite dangerous are called:

Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1.Guidelines are often used as a basis for accreditation in the private and public sector. 2.In 1999, the National Victim Assistance Standards Consortium (NVASC) was formed by the Office for Victims of Crime at the U.S. Department of Justice and crafted standards of ethics for those who work in the victim services fields to support them in everyday workplace decision making. 3.Many crime victims are reluctant to reach out for services because they feel that service providers do not have adequate resources to address their specific cultural and personal needs. 4.Multicultural competence in victim services involves understanding and appropriately responding to victims with a distinct combination of cultural variables. 5.The development of multicultural competency in victim services starts with service providers comprehending their own racial orientation and identify.

Petersilia, Greenwood, and Lavin's study of inmates serving sentences for armed robbery concluded that:

a. few of them did much planning of their crimes. b. they were more likely to plan their crimes when they were juveniles than when they were adults. c. most of them planned their crimes in great detail. d. those who planned their crimes rarely considered the presence of police patrols.

Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. A population is the entire universe of objects, people, places, or other units of analysis that a research scientists wishes to study. 2. Statistics are estimates of population parameters that contain sampling error. 3. Population parameters vary from sample to sample because of sampling error. 4. A population distribution contains a select subset of the values occurring within an entire population.

Police officers consider a crime cleared if ________.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s)