CJUS 650 Quiz 8

CJUS 650 Quiz 8 Liberty University

1. Examining public attitudes is also the same token that politicians and policymakers use to pass new legislation and to tally electoral votes.
2. Reintegration comprises the availability and use of ________________ services and the psychosocial adaptation of the ex-offender.
3. Reentry refers to intervention strategies or programs.
4. is the functional aspect, as opposed to the physical dimension, of the transition from incarceration to community.
5. Reentry is a form of supervision, like parole.
6. At the end of 2002, the most common education field was _________________, an academic field spawned in the 1960s to professionalize law enforcement.
7. More than __________ of our prison and jail inmates are diagnosed with some mental health problem.
8. Evidence-based rehabilitation does not address the root causes of crime.
9. is the actual intervention and treatment, guided by a thorough assessment of risks and needs, administered during incarceration.
10. is the continuation of the rehabilitation process and underpins the reentry process.
11. is the physical resettlement and participation in the community of a former inmate.
12. Approximately 700,000 people will leave state and federal prisons this year.
13. provide the critical link between the prison-based rehabilitation process and the transition from incarceration to community.
14. Why does the Second Chance Act promote research initiatives?
15. What is the Triple R Model and how does the process begin?

Other sets

1. Why does the Second Chance Act promote research initiatives?
2. Reentry is a form of supervision, like parole.
3. More than __________ of our prison and jail inmates are diagnosed with some mental health problem.
4. Evidence-based rehabilitation does not address the root causes of crime.
5. provide the critical link between the prison-based rehabilitation process and the transition from incarceration to community.
6. Reentry refers to intervention strategies or programs.
7. At the end of 2002, the most common education field was _________________, an academic field spawned in the 1960s to professionalize law enforcement.
8. is the actual intervention and treatment, guided by a thorough assessment of risks and needs, administered during incarceration.
9. Reintegration comprises the availability and use of ________________ services and the psychosocial adaptation of the ex-offender.
10. is the functional aspect, as opposed to the physical dimension, of the transition from incarceration to community.
11. What is the Triple R Model and how does the process begin?
12. Examining public attitudes is also the same token that politicians and policymakers use to pass new legislation and to tally electoral votes.
13. is the continuation of the rehabilitation process and underpins the reentry process.
14. is the physical resettlement and participation in the community of a former inmate.
15. Approximately 700,000 people will leave state and federal prisons this year.

Other sets

Set 1

1. Reentry is a form of supervision, like parole.
2. Reentry refers to intervention strategies or programs.
3. Examining public attitudes is also the same token that politicians and policymakers use to pass new legislation and to tally electoral votes.
4. Approximately 700,000 people will leave state and federal prisons this year.
5. Reintegration comprises the availability and use of ________________ services and the psychosocial adaptation of the ex-offender.
6. What is the Triple R Model and how does the process begin?
7. More than __________ of our prison and jail inmates are diagnosed with some mental health problem.
8. _______________ is the physical resettlement and participation in the community of a former inmate.
9. At the end of 2002, the most common education field was _________________, an academic field spawned in the 1960s to professionalize law enforcement.
10. Why does the Second Chance Act promote research initiatives?
11. _ is the actual intervention and treatment, guided by a thorough assessment of risks and needs, administered during incarceration.
12. _____________ is the functional aspect, as opposed to the physical dimension, of the transition from incarceration to community.
13. Evidence-based rehabilitation does not address the root causes of crime.
14. provide the critical link between the prison-based rehabilitation process and the transition from incarceration to community.
15. _______________ is the continuation of the rehabilitation process and underpins the reentry process.

Set 2

1. __________________ provide the critical link between the prison-based rehabilitation process and the transition from incarceration to community.
2. Why does the Second Chance Act promote research initiatives?
3. Reintegration comprises the availability and use of ________________ services and the psychosocial adaptation of the ex-offender.
4. Reentry refers to intervention strategies or programs.
5. Approximately 700,000 people will leave state and federal prisons this year.
6. _______________ is the actual intervention and treatment, guided by a thorough assessment of risks and needs, administered during incarceration.
7. Examining public attitudes is also the same token that politicians and policymakers use to pass new legislation and to tally electoral votes.
8. What is the Triple R Model and how does the process begin?
9. Evidence-based rehabilitation does not address the root causes of crime.
10. Reentry is a form of supervision, like parole.
11. _______________ is the physical resettlement and participation in the community of a former inmate.
12. _______________ is the continuation of the rehabilitation process and underpins the reentry process.
13. More than __________ of our prison and jail inmates are diagnosed with some mental health problem.
14. At the end of 2002, the most common education field was _________________, an academic field spawned in the 1960s to professionalize law enforcement.
15. ______________ is the functional aspect, as opposed to the physical dimension, of the transition from incarceration to community.