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MCQ on Basic Correctional System (U.S.)	MCQ on Classification and Custody Levels
MCQ on Community Corrections (Parole and Prisoner Reentry)	MCQ on Community Corrections (Probation and Intermediary Sanctions)
MCQ on Correctional Administration	MCQ on Correctional Facility Design
MCQ on Correctional History (17th–20th Century)	MCQ on Correctional History (Colonial Jails)
MCQ on Correctional Law and Legal Liabilities	MCQ on Correctional Programming and Treatment
MCQ on Correctional System	MCQ on Corrections and the Color Line
MCQ on Corrections in the 21st Century	MCQ on Ethics and Corrections
MCQ on Female Offenders in Correctional Systems	MCQ on Future of Correctional System
MCQ on History of Correction and Punishment	MCQ on History of Punishment and Prisons in the United States
MCQ on Immigration Detention Centers	MCQ on Intermediate Sanctions
MCQ on Jail and Detention Facilities	MCQ on Jails
MCQ on Jails and Detention Centers	MCQ on Juvenile Correctional Systems
MCQ on Juvenile Corrections	MCQ on Juveniles and Corrections
MCQ on Law and Corrections	MCQ on Legal Issues in Corrections
MCQ on Minorities and Corrections	MCQ on Parole and Reintegration
MCQ on Philosophical and Ideological Impact of Corrections	MCQ on Prison Programming
MCQ on Prison Subculture and Prison Gang Influence	MCQ on Prisons
MCQ on Prisons and the Correctional Client	MCQ on Probation
MCQ on Probation and Alternatives to Incarceration	MCQ on Punishment and Social Structure
MCQ on Purpose of Punishment and Sentencing	MCQ on Reentry and Parole
MCQ on Sentencing	MCQ on Sentencing (Introduction)
MCQ on Sentencing and Correctional Policy	MCQ on Special Populations
MCQ on Specialized Inmate Populations	MCQ on The Corrections Experience for Staff
MCQ on The Corrections Workforce	MCQ on The Death Penalty
MCQ on The Growth of Privatization in Corrections	MCQ on The Politics and Future of Mass Incarceration
MCQ on Women and Corrections	MCQ on Women in the Corrections System
General Correctional System (U.S.) MCQs

Women in the Corrections System MCQ

1. Policies are often applied to specific infractions, such as fighting or possession of drugs or weapons are called______.

2. Risk assessment is the process for determining the level of security and supervision corrections-involved ____,_require.

3. Which of the following theories assert that the women’s movement of the 1960s resulted in increase crime commission by women?

4. There is a correlation between childhood trauma and issues such as STDs and prostitution.

5. According to Belknap, marital rape occurs with alarming frequency.

6. Men and women differ in which of the following?

7. Women are usually not career criminals, but accomplices.

8. A low percentage of women in placement take prescription medication for their mental and emotional health issues.

9. Which of the following issues are similar across young girls and their adult counterparts?

10. Which of the following crimes was the least prevalent among girls who were in youth residential facilities?

11. Women are incarcerated for less serious crimes than men. In 2011, 42% of girls that were in residential placement had committed a violent crime.

12. Which of the following years was considered the “historic peak year” for the number of women in correctional control?

13. Between 1990 and 2000, there were as _____ percent increase in the female population.

14. Women are most often abused by someone they know.

15. Incarcerated women of all ethnicities have low levels of drug addition and dependence.

16. It is estimated that to percent of women in prison are incarcerated for crimes that directly result from their abusive relationships.

17. Hispanic women are more often heads of households and of lower economic status.

18. Women and men have similar responses to being institutionalized.

19. Women and men have different patters of crime behavior.

Women in the Corrections System MCQ

1. Policies are often applied to specific infractions, such as fighting or possession of drugs or weapons are called______.

2. Risk assessment is the process for determining the level of security and supervision corrections-involved ____,_require.

3. Which of the following theories assert that the women’s movement of the 1960s resulted in increase crime commission by women?

4. There is a correlation between childhood trauma and issues such as STDs and prostitution.

5. According to Belknap, marital rape occurs with alarming frequency.

6. Men and women differ in which of the following?

7. Women are usually not career criminals, but accomplices.

8. A low percentage of women in placement take prescription medication for their mental and emotional health issues.

9. Which of the following issues are similar across young girls and their adult counterparts?

10. Which of the following crimes was the least prevalent among girls who were in youth residential facilities?

11. Women are incarcerated for less serious crimes than men. In 2011, 42% of girls that were in residential placement had committed a violent crime.

12. Which of the following years was considered the “historic peak year” for the number of women in correctional control?

13. Between 1990 and 2000, there were as _____ percent increase in the female population.

14. Women are most often abused by someone they know.

15. Incarcerated women of all ethnicities have low levels of drug addition and dependence.

16. It is estimated that ______ to ______ percent of women in prison are incarcerated for crimes that directly result from their abusive relationships.

17. Hispanic women are more often heads of households and of lower economic status.

18. Women and men have similar responses to being institutionalized.

19. Women and men have different patters of crime behavior.

16. It is estimated that to percent of women in prison are incarcerated for crimes that directly result from their abusive relationships.