Residential substance abuse treatment communities are ______.
a. group therapy sessions used by cognitive-behavioral therapy programs
b. the locations where risk assessments take place for evidence-based practices
c. residential settings for drug and alcohol treatment that use the community spirit
generated by the influence of peers and various group processes
d. community treatment centers that focus on drug and alcohol treatment
c. residential settings for drug and alcohol treatment that use the community spirit
generated by the influence of peers and various group processes
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a. The police shot at blacks many more times than at whites b. The police shot at whites more times than at blacks c. There was no difference in how many time police shot at blacks versus whites d. Whites were the only property crimes suspects shot at
The interviewer should listen to the ____________________ of the subject during an interview
a. voice inflection c. level of excitement b. tone d. all of the above
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a. It should refer only to activity prohibited by the criminal law b. It should be applied to white collar harm prohibited by criminal, civil or administrative law c. It should refer to any form of harmful activity engaged in by members of the upper class d. It should refer to any harmful activity which occurs within an occupational context
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A. work release. B. parole. C. community corrections. D. probation.