Corrections and Punishments Quiz # 6

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Quiz: Corrections and Punishments Quiz # 6
Subject: Correctional Programs
Total Questions: 30 MCQs
Time: 30 Minutes

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Corrections And Punishments Quiz # 6
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  • Risk Principle refers to an offender’s probability of

  • Risk, Needs, and Responsivity (RNR) Model is differentiative model

  • Therapeutic committees offer long-term opportunities for attitude and behavioral change and learning constructive, prosocial ways of coping with life

  • Therapeutic committees offer long-term opportunities for attitude and behavioral change and learning constructive, prosocial ways of coping with life

  • Places where offenders reside when correctional authorities deem them not yet ready to live completely freely

  • Places where offenders reside when correctional authorities deem them not yet ready to live completely freely

  • Discretionary Parole is granted at the discretion of a parole board for ____ inmates

  • Electronic Monitoring (EM) is a system by which offenders under _________ can be monitored for compliance

  • Global Positioning System (GPS) Monitoring is a system of _________ supervision

  • Houses are transitional places of residence for correctional clients who are “halfway” between the constant supervision of prison and the much looser supervision in the community

  • House Arrest are programs that require offenders to remain in

  • Irish System was a prison system used in the 19th century. This system involved _____ stages

  • Mandatory Parole is automatic parole after a set period of time for almost all inmates

  • Therapeutic committee makes judgments about the suitability of a prisoner for release from prison after having served some specified time of his or her sentence

  • The release of prisoners from prison before completing their full sentence is called

  • Unconditional release is a release with no further parole

  • Bureaucracy is a type of organizational structure that includes

  • Closed institutions are _______ by outside environment

  • Flatter and Fatter Organizations are organizations with more hierarchy and less distribution of power and responsibility among the members

  • Informal Organization is the public face of the organization

  • Human-Relations Theories of Management posit that people are motivated to do their best work in organizations where the power is ______ distributed across positions

  • Informal organization is known by the

  • An ongoing process of activity involving organizing, decision making, innovating, communicating, team building, culture creation and molding is termed as

  • Learning Organizations are organizations that encourage education and training for their workers

  • Under Management by Objections (MBO) theory, ______ set their work objectives with management

  • Management may refer to one or more persons who have _______ control over an organization

  • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs concept argued that people are first motivated by

  • Open institutions are _______ part of their communities

  • The values, beliefs, history, traditions, and language held and practiced in a given organization are called organizational culture

  • Scientific management presumes that workers are motivated by

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