Question 1

Define the following terms:
-Lyman School for Boys

Accepted Answer

The Lyman School for Boys was the first

Question 2

Of the major types of institutions for juveniles, which list below is correct in terms of chronological order of their development? In other words, which came first, second, and third.

Accepted Answer

A)  Reformatories, Houses of Refuge, Training Schools 
B)  Houses of Refuge, Reformatories, Training Schools 
C)  Training Schools, Houses of Refuge, Reformatories 
D)  Reformatories, Training Schools, Houses of Refuge 
A)  Reformatories, Houses of Refuge, Training Schools 
B)  Houses of Refuge, Reformatories, Training Schools 
C)  Training Schools, Houses of Refuge, Reformatories 
D)  Reformatories, Training Schools, Houses of Refuge

Question 3

Define the following terms:
-wilderness programs

Accepted Answer

Wilderness programs, also known as outdo

Question 4

What does the success of restorative justice programs rely upon? Explain.

Accepted Answer

The success of restorative justice progr

Question 5

Name and describe one monetary and one community form of restitution.

Accepted Answer

Monetary restitution refers to the payme

Question 6

What system or model is based on the 19th century philosophy that aimed to create a homelike environment in juvenile institutions the reformers felt was missing from youth' lives?

Accepted Answer

A)  Residential 
B)  Reformatory 
C)  Training 
D)  Congregate 
A)  Residential 
B)  Reformatory 
C)  Training 
D)  Congregate

Question 7

The balanced approach to intervention combines which of the following philosophies?

Accepted Answer

A)  rehabilitation, retribution, deterrence 
B)  deterrence, incapacitation, rehabilitation 
C)  rehabilitation, retribution, restorative justice 
D)  reintegration, retribution, incapacitation 
A)  rehabilitation, retribution, deterrence 
B)  deterrence, incapacitation, rehabilitation 
C)  rehabilitation, retribution, restorative justice 
D)  reintegration, retribution, incapacitation

Question 8

Which statement is false concerning the first placement of youth into the house of refuge?

Accepted Answer

A)  The children sent there did not really commit crimes. 
B)  Sometimes juveniles were placed in the facilities despite parental objections. 
C)  The length of commitment was based on a youth's sentence. 
D)  Some children ran away from the facilities. 
A)  The children sent there did not really commit crimes. 
B)  Sometimes juveniles were placed in the facilities despite parental objections. 
C)  The length of commitment was based on a youth's sentence. 
D)  Some children ran away from the facilities.

Question 9

The development of the juvenile court and probation were justified as appropriate under the belief that?

Accepted Answer

A)  juveniles were in need of punishment 
B)  juveniles could be rehabilitated 
C)  the public had a responsibility in protecting wayward youth 
D)  a and c 
E)  b and c 
A)  juveniles were in need of punishment 
B)  juveniles could be rehabilitated 
C)  the public had a responsibility in protecting wayward youth 
D)  a and c 
E)  b and c

Define the following terms: -Lyman School for Boys

Of the major types of institutions for juveniles, which list below is correct in terms of chronological order of their development? In other words, which came first, second, and third.

Define the following terms: -wilderness programs

What does the success of restorative justice programs rely upon? Explain.

Name and describe one monetary and one community form of restitution.

What system or model is based on the 19^th century philosophy that aimed to create a homelike environment in juvenile institutions the reformers felt was missing from youth' lives?

The balanced approach to intervention combines which of the following philosophies?

Which statement is false concerning the first placement of youth into the house of refuge?

The development of the juvenile court and probation were justified as appropriate under the belief that?

The History and Development of Corrections

Correctional Systems

Correctional Sentencing and Goals

Institutional Corrections

Community Corrections

Parole and Reentry

Correctional Effectiveness

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Exam 7: Juvenile Corrections

Define the following terms: -Lyman School for Boys

Of the major types of institutions for juveniles, which list below is correct in terms of chronological order of their development? In other words, which came first, second, and third.

Define the following terms: -wilderness programs

What does the success of restorative justice programs rely upon? Explain.

Name and describe one monetary and one community form of restitution.

What system or model is based on the 19th century philosophy that aimed to create a homelike environment in juvenile institutions the reformers felt was missing from youth' lives?

The balanced approach to intervention combines which of the following philosophies?

Which statement is false concerning the first placement of youth into the house of refuge?

The development of the juvenile court and probation were justified as appropriate under the belief that?

The History and Development of Corrections

Correctional Systems

Correctional Sentencing and Goals

Institutional Corrections

Community Corrections

Parole and Reentry

Correctional Effectiveness

Filters

What system or model is based on the 19^th century philosophy that aimed to create a homelike environment in juvenile institutions the reformers felt was missing from youth' lives?