Corrections and Punishments Quiz # 2

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Quiz: Corrections and Punishments Quiz # 2
Subject: History Of Correction And Punishment
Total Questions: 30 MCQs
Time: 30 Minutes

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Corrections And Punishments Quiz # 2
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  • Norfolk Island is an English penal colony, ______ miles off the Australian coast

  • Panopticon is a ______ design in which multitiered cells are built around a hub so that correctional staff can view all inmates without being observed

  • Transportation refers to a sentence exiling convicts and transporting them to

  • Big House Prisons are fortress stone or concrete prisons, usually maximum security, whose attributes include

  • Contract and Lease Systems are systems devised by _____ to hire out inmates’ labor to farmers or other contractors

  • Convict Code includes ______ rules that inmates live by vis-à-vis the institution and staff

  • Institutions that carefully classify inmates into treatment programs that address their needs and perceived deficiencies are known as

  • Elmira Reformatory was founded in 1876 in ______ as a model prison in response to calls for the reform of prisons from an earlier era

  • Marks System is a graduated reward system for ______ in which, if one behaves, it is possible to earn “marks” that, in turn, entitle one to privileges

  • Medical Model is a rehabilitation model that assumes criminals are sick and need treatment

  • New York Prison System (Auburn and Sing Sing) prisons included

  • Operated based on Quaker ideals focus kn all of the following except

  • Pennsylvania Prison System (Walnut Street Jail, Western and Eastern Pennsylvania Prisons) reinforced the need for

  • Stateville Prison wa built in Illinois as panopticon in

  • Walnut Street Jail operated as a typical local jail of the time: holding ________; failing to separate by gender, age, or offense; using the fee system

  • Large prisons, of any security level, where inmates’ lives and movement are severely restricted and rule bound are known as

  • Large prisons, of any security level, where inmates’ lives and movement are severely restricted and rule bound are known as

  • Deontological Ethical Systems are systems concerned with whether the _____ itself is good

  • ______ is the ability to make choices and to act or not act on them

  • Under the egoism framework, the needs of others are most important

  • Ethical Formalism determines morality based on a universal law that includes

  • A framework that is centered on good acts in which the care of and concern for others is paramount is known as

  • Ethics of Virtue

  • The study of right and wrong professional conduct is known as Ethics

  • Adherents of natural law believe what is good is what is

  • Noble Cause is a profound moral commitment to make the world a _____ place to live

  • Official Deviance is when officials act in a way that

  • Subculture is a subset of a larger culture, with its own norms, values, beliefs, traditions, and history

  • Systems focused on whether the consequences of the act are good

  • Utilitarianism determines ______ based on how many people were helped by the act

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