Corrections and Punishments Quiz # 5

Process that occurs as inmates enter the prison and suffer from the loss of the many roles they occupied in the wider world is known as

Probation

Mortification

Prisonization

Assessment

New Mexico Prison Riot (1980) was a prison riot over the conditions of

Confinement

Crowding

Both

None

Pains of Imprisonment include the deprivation of liberty, goods and services, heterosexual relationships, autonomy, and security

True

False

___________ refers to the norms, values, beliefs, traditions, and even language of the prison

Prison subculture

Prisonization

Supermax prisons

Pains of Imprisonment

Prison subculture is the adopting of the inmate subculture by prisoners

True

False

Supermax prisons are __________ that hold those who are violent or disruptive in other prisons in the state or federal system

High-security prisons

Medium-security prisons

Low-security prisons

Rehabilitation centres

Total Institution is a place of residence and work where a large number of like-situated individuals, work with wider society for an appreciable period of time

True

False

Actuarial method is a method of making ______ based on statistical analyses of behavior patterns of people similarly situated, averaged over many thousands of cases

Decisions

Predictions

Qualifications

All of the above

AIMS stands for Adult Internal Management System

True

False

The process of making a judgment about something or someone based on certain criteria is called

Assessment

Classification

Actuaries

Prisonization

Case Management Classification (CMC) System is the most widely used instrument in the U.S. for

Offender assessment

Criminogenic needs

Custodial level

Mortification

Classification is the process of sorting things into categories according to

Differences

Shared qualities

Both

None

Criminogenic Needs are factors associated with

Achievements

Healing

Strengthening

Recidivism

In custodian level the degree of supervision inmates receive can be

Minimum

Medium

Maximum

Any of the above

The PCL-R is an instrument widely used around the world to identify

Domestic violence

The psychopaths

Child abusers

Gangs

Level of Service/ Case Management Inventory (LS/CMI) is a Canadian fourth generation instrument that contains _____ factors addressed by 43 items to determine risk, needs, and supervision level of offenders

Four

Eight

Twelve

Sixteen

National Institute of Corrections is a correctional tool that identifies ______ areas of assessment that provide for objective custodial placement

Four

Eight

Twelve

Sixteen

Risk factors can be

Static

Dynamic

Both

None

Evidence-based treatment modalities are based on actuarial data

True

False

A psychobiological illness characterized by intense craving for a particular substance is called

Addiction

Castration

Prisonization

Restoration

Anger Management Programs consist of a number of techniques by which someone with problems controlling anger can learn

The causes and consequences of anger

Reduce the degree of anger

To avoid anger-inducing triggers

All of the above

Chemical Castration is a biomedical treatment for chronic sex offenders in which a synthetic hormone called ________ is administered.

Estrogen

Ceftriaxone

Ondansetron

Depo-provera

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a counseling approach that tries to address functional cognitions, emotions, and behaviors in a relatively short time

True

False

EBP means that in order to reduce ___________ , corrections must implement practices that have consistently been shown to be effective

Recidivism

Conviction

Motivation

Contingency

Motivational Interviewing attempts to increase offenders’ motivation for________ behavioral change

Negative

Positive

Both

None

Needs Principle is a principle that refers to an offender’s prosocial needs

True

False

Offender Needs refers to deficiencies in offenders’ lives that _____ their making a commitment to a prosocial pattern of behavior

Promote

Motivate

Increase

Hinder

RSATs typically last ______ months

3 to 6

6 to 9

6 to 12

3 to 9

Responsivity Principle maintains that if offenders are to respond to treatment in meaningful and lasting ways, counselors must be aware of

Different developmental stages

Learning styles

Need to be treated with respect

All of the above

Risk Principle refers to an offender’s probability of

Prosocialing

Reoffending

Socializing

None of the above