Exam 13: Juvenile Justice and Corrections
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Exam 13: Juvenile Justice and Corrections68 Questions
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Research shows that most juveniles cannot understand their constitutional rights.
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Which two instruments have received favorable reviews for the assessment of juvenile sex offending?
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Which statement accurately describes juvenile detention and treatment facilities during the 20th century?
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Juvenile delinquents who are asked to identify triggers of their aggression, offered techniques to reduce their anger, and encouraged to find peaceful solutions to a moral dilemma are likely participating in which program?
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Residential placement facilities may house both offenders and non-offenders.
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Prior to the establishment of juvenile courts, children who broke the law in large cities were sent to institutional settings called ______.
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One important feature of private facilities is that they ______.
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Teaching-family homes operate according to which psychology learning theory?
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Discuss Henggeler's model of multisystemic therapy including the treatment strategy used and the role of psychologists. What does the research suggest about the effectiveness of this model?
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Most judicial waivers are made at the request of defense attorneys who seek to prosecute juveniles in adult criminal courts.
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Which of the following is one reason that violent juveniles are often good candidates for cognitive behavioral intervention?
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Gerald Gault was a 15-year-old whose crime was making an obscene phone call to his neighbor.
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One concern with group homes such as the teaching-family model is that they ______.
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Day reporting centers and intensive supervision programs are examples of ______.
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Research suggests that functional family therapy may be especially effective at ______.
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It is important that a forensic psychologist is both evaluator and treatment provider in juvenile competency situations.
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A group home that holds juvenile offenders is an example of which type of residential placement?
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Greg was placed in juvenile detention following an arrest for sexual assault. Which program is Greg least likely to participate in while he is being held?
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Sam is a 16-year-old sex offender who has a history of depression and substance abuse. Research suggests that a ______ will be most effective for Sam.
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When evaluating a juvenile's amenability for rehabilitation, labeling the juvenile a psychopath would likely result in transfer to criminal court.
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