Exam 9: Classification, Case Management, and Treatment

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Denial of any wrong is an integral part of the psyche of the sex offender. As a result, which approach is used in the present-day treatment of sex offenders?

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Question 21

What percentage of the Correctional Service of Canada's annual budget is spent on correctional programming?

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Question 22

Which concept is exemplified when an inmate enters prison and states he is NOT willing to participate in any type of correctional treatment programming?

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Question 23

What documents and information are gathered during the classification of a prisoner?

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Question 24

What term refers to identifying an offender's risks and needs; determining his need to complete substance abuse and violence prevention programming; and deciding on the best institution to house him, based on his needs and programming requirements?

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Question 25

What does research evidence reveal about the effectiveness of correctional treatment programs?

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Denial of any wrong is an integral part of the psyche of the sex offender. As a result, which approach is used in the present-day treatment of sex offenders?

What percentage of the Correctional Service of Canada's annual budget is spent on correctional programming?

Which concept is exemplified when an inmate enters prison and states he is NOT willing to participate in any type of correctional treatment programming?

What documents and information are gathered during the classification of a prisoner?

What term refers to identifying an offender's risks and needs; determining his need to complete substance abuse and violence prevention programming; and deciding on the best institution to house him, based on his needs and programming requirements?

What does research evidence reveal about the effectiveness of correctional treatment programs?

Perspectives on Crime and Punishment

The Origins and Evolution of Canadian Corrections

Contemporary Canadian Corrections

Sentencing: Beginning the Corrections Process

Alternatives to Confinement

Correctional Institutions

Working Inside: The Experience of Correctional Officers

Doing Time: The Experience of Inmates

Release From Incarceration

Re-Entry and Life After Prison

Women Offenders

Indigenous Offenders

Young Offenders

Creating Effective Systems of Corrections

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