Positive recognition and good pay have often been the incentives that motivated people to take jobs as correctional officers
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Answer: FALSE
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After a complaint investigation is concluded, it usually receives a classification. Which of the below best describes unfounded?
a. When the evidence indicates that the alleged act did in fact occur but was legal, proper, and necessary. b. The alleged act did not in fact occur and that the complaint was false. c. Cannot be resolved by investigation because sufficient evidence is not available. d. The allegation is true but that the employee's actions were consistent with departmental policy.
Research suggests that IPV victimization can also be linked to victims engaging in ______.
a. residual violence toward their own children b. activities that lead to low self-esteem such as cutting c. suicide attempts d. unhealthy behaviors such as, smoking, excessive drinking, or substance abuse
Suzy works at a jewelry store. Her boyfriend Cary convinces Suzy to assist him in burglarizing the store. When Suzy closes the store on Saturday evening, she purposefully fails to activate the alarm system
Early Sunday morning Cary breaks into the store and steals thousands of dollars' worth of diamonds. He immediately flees to Mexico, leaving Suzy behind. Investigation of the crime subsequently focuses on Suzy. Under Texas law, which of the following is correct about this situation? A) Suzy cannot be convicted of burglary because she was not at the store when the crime occurred. B) Suzy can be convicted of burglary because she was an accomplice in the first degree in the commission of the burglary. C) Suzy cannot be convicted of burglary because she received no share of the loot from the crime. D) Suzy can be convicted of burglary because she knowingly aided Cary in the commission of the crime.
What type of research is concerned with how participants make sense of their actions?
a. Descriptive b. Exploratory c. Explanatory d. Evaluation