An approach to human behavior and causality that assumes human actions are largely caused by forces external to individuals that can be identified is called ________
a. determinism
b. replication
c. falsification doctrine
d. essentialism
e. epistemology
A
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The main focus of _____ is vocational training and treatment, not security
a. Minimum security prisons b. Super-maximum prisons c. Medium security prisons d. New-generation maximum security prisons
In general, people are authorized to use spring guns or any other mechanical device of the sort based on the rules applicable to protecting one's domicile
a. True b. False
The ____________ developed among hard-core prison camp inmates
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Which of the following decreases as prison security level increases?
A) physical barriers to deter escapes B) staff member-to-inmate ratio C) restrictions on inmate movement D) emphasis on inmate programs