The philosophy of institutionalization of deviants began in the United States during what time period?
A. Industrial revolution
B. Refuge
C. Investigative reform
D. Juvenile reform
E. Justice reform
Answer: B
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a. The Child Ego State b. The Parent Ego State c. The Adult Ego State d. The Professional Ego State
Employees who supervise cell blocks containing as many as four hundred inmates, as well as the correctional officers on block guard duty, are called:
A. work detail supervisors. B. yard officers. C. tower guards. D. block officers.
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What model provides the rationale for giving inmates this opportunity inside prison? A. The medical model B. The Pennsylvania model C. The Auburn model D. The Bill of Rights requires treatment in prison
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false