What prison psychologist in 1936 noted the extensive use of caseworkers in prisons, but said they were making trouble for themselves because they oversold what they could do
A. Papurt
B. Zelhart
C. Pendleton
D. Young
E. Pomfret
A
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What will be an ideal response?
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