Exam 10: Classification and Assessment of Offenders

What is a custodial level?

What does the factor analysis of the PCL-R reveal?

Which of the following individuals created the marks system?

What did the complaint in Morris v. Travisono (1970) address?

What five groups are established by the AIMS model?

An instrument widely used around the world to identify the most troublesome and dangerous of criminals is Hare's Psychopathy Checklist-Revised.

To accomplish assessment, correctional workers use well-researched and tested instruments that document which of the following?

The Morris v. Travisono (1970) case was brought by inmates at a ______ prison.

Classification and assessment are related, but distinct processes.

The "things" being classified in the criminal justice system are the system, and the purpose for categorizing the system.

In ______, day movement inside the facility is unrestricted.

Upon arrival at an institution, all offenders are considered open-custody.

______ is the process of making judgment about something or someone based on certain criteria.

Identify and discuss the core intake functions?

Stability factors are legal holds that another jurisdiction has placed on an inmate.

_____ are offenders who are on the low end of medium risk and require regular supervision.

Zebulon Brockway created the marks system.

Psychopaths make up 15% to ______ of the prison population.

What are the two types of prediction errors?

President Herbert Hoover established the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement (otherwise known as Wickersham Commission) in: