Question 1

Work-family conflict has been found to __________ job satisfaction for correctional officers

Accepted Answer

reduce

Question 2

Male prisoners are to __________ as female prisoners are to __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  gangs; families 
B)  fathers; mothers 
C)  maximum security; medium security 
D)  perpetrators; victims 
A)  gangs; families 
B)  fathers; mothers 
C)  maximum security; medium security 
D)  perpetrators; victims A

Question 3

The resulting effect of the __________ decision gave prisoners the right to challenge prison rules, policies, and procedures

Accepted Answer

Cooper v. Pate

Question 4

Diet, structural factors, and situational factors have all been linked with __________ in prisons.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Diet, structural factors, and situational factors have...

Question 5

Female inmates often develop familial relationships with other prisoners as a coping mechanism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The closed environment of prison settings results in lower rates of illnesses such as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Compare and contrast sexual assault inside and outside of prison. How do prison rapes differ from the majority of other sexual assaults? How are they similar?

Accepted Answer

Similar to sexual assaults outside of pr

Question 8

Research suggests that racial minorities are more likely to oppose the death penalty.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The fact that it is cheaper to treat minor illnesses than to provide care for full blown diseases illustrates __________ reasons for increased attention on inmate health care.

Accepted Answer

A)  moral 
B)  legal 
C)  reintegration 
D)  economic 
A)  moral 
B)  legal 
C)  reintegration 
D)  economic

Question 10

All of the following are fundamental aspects of inmate rights EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  they change over time. 
B)  they are limited. 
C)  they are lost upon incarceration. 
D)  they are determined through court interpretations of the constitution. 
A)  they change over time. 
B)  they are limited. 
C)  they are lost upon incarceration. 
D)  they are determined through court interpretations of the constitution.

Question 11

Which dynamic of prison sexual assault places victims at continued risk for victimization?

Accepted Answer

A)  They occur frequently 
B)  Both victim and perpetrator have violent histories 
C)  The victim lives with the offender 
D)  Witnesses rarely verify the incident 
A)  They occur frequently 
B)  Both victim and perpetrator have violent histories 
C)  The victim lives with the offender 
D)  Witnesses rarely verify the incident

Question 12

It is estimated that less than half of all incarcerated inmates suffer from some form of mental illness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Val contracted hepatitis while serving a five-year sentence at Greene Correctional Facility. He was denied treatment for this disease. How may Val's situation impact the community?

Accepted Answer

A)  The community members who work at the facility will likely contract the disease 
B)  The community and the prison share the same water source and therefore, the disease will spread 
C)  Val will eventually be released from prison into the community with hepatitis 
D)  Val's disease process will cause him to behave aggressively toward both the community and the prison population 
A)  The community members who work at the facility will likely contract the disease 
B)  The community and the prison share the same water source and therefore, the disease will spread 
C)  Val will eventually be released from prison into the community with hepatitis 
D)  Val's disease process will cause him to behave aggressively toward both the community and the prison population

Question 14

What are three dangers of detention for juveniles.

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary but may mention three

Question 15

Identify the five recommendations from the Returning Home: Understanding the Challenge of Prisoner Re-Entry was an Urban Institute Study

Accepted Answer

Develop individualized case management a

Question 16

Which prison was labeled the Gladiator School because of its high levels of violence?

Accepted Answer

A)  The California Institution for Men 
B)  Attica prison 
C)  Penitentiary of New Mexico 
D)  The Idaho Correctional Center 
A)  The California Institution for Men 
B)  Attica prison 
C)  Penitentiary of New Mexico 
D)  The Idaho Correctional Center

Question 17

Describe four sex offender policies and illustrate how the policy is more restrictive than policies geared toward other types of offenders.

Accepted Answer

Civil commitment laws are used to commit

Question 18

Briefly describe biological factors that may cause stress for correctional officers.

Accepted Answer

Biological factors refer to the physical

Question 19

What was the central finding of Martinson's 1974 report on various treatment efforts?

Accepted Answer

A)  An eye for an eye approach is best 
B)  Nothing works 
C)  Rehabilitation before punishment 
D)  Treatment is cruel and unusual punishment 
A)  An eye for an eye approach is best 
B)  Nothing works 
C)  Rehabilitation before punishment 
D)  Treatment is cruel and unusual punishment

Question 20

Heart-breakers, exploiters, and hell-raisers are types of

Accepted Answer

A)  turners. 
B)  rapists. 
C)  corrections officers. 
D)  authority. 
A)  turners. 
B)  rapists. 
C)  corrections officers. 
D)  authority.

Work-family conflict has been found to __________ job satisfaction for correctional officers

Male prisoners are to as female prisoners are to .

The resulting effect of the __________ decision gave prisoners the right to challenge prison rules, policies, and procedures

Diet, structural factors, and situational factors have all been linked with __________ in prisons.

Female inmates often develop familial relationships with other prisoners as a coping mechanism.

The closed environment of prison settings results in lower rates of illnesses such as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.

Compare and contrast sexual assault inside and outside of prison. How do prison rapes differ from the majority of other sexual assaults? How are they similar?

Research suggests that racial minorities are more likely to oppose the death penalty.

The fact that it is cheaper to treat minor illnesses than to provide care for full blown diseases illustrates __________ reasons for increased attention on inmate health care.

All of the following are fundamental aspects of inmate rights EXCEPT

Which dynamic of prison sexual assault places victims at continued risk for victimization?

It is estimated that less than half of all incarcerated inmates suffer from some form of mental illness.

Val contracted hepatitis while serving a five-year sentence at Greene Correctional Facility. He was denied treatment for this disease. How may Val's situation impact the community?

What are three dangers of detention for juveniles.

Identify the five recommendations from the Returning Home: Understanding the Challenge of Prisoner Re-Entry was an Urban Institute Study

Which prison was labeled the Gladiator School because of its high levels of violence?

Describe four sex offender policies and illustrate how the policy is more restrictive than policies geared toward other types of offenders.

Briefly describe biological factors that may cause stress for correctional officers.

What was the central finding of Martinson's 1974 report on various treatment efforts?

Heart-breakers, exploiters, and hell-raisers are types of

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Work-family conflict has been found to __________ job satisfaction for correctional officers

Male prisoners are to __________ as female prisoners are to __________.

The resulting effect of the __________ decision gave prisoners the right to challenge prison rules, policies, and procedures

Diet, structural factors, and situational factors have all been linked with __________ in prisons.

Female inmates often develop familial relationships with other prisoners as a coping mechanism.

The closed environment of prison settings results in lower rates of illnesses such as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.

Compare and contrast sexual assault inside and outside of prison. How do prison rapes differ from the majority of other sexual assaults? How are they similar?

Research suggests that racial minorities are more likely to oppose the death penalty.

The fact that it is cheaper to treat minor illnesses than to provide care for full blown diseases illustrates __________ reasons for increased attention on inmate health care.

All of the following are fundamental aspects of inmate rights EXCEPT

Which dynamic of prison sexual assault places victims at continued risk for victimization?

It is estimated that less than half of all incarcerated inmates suffer from some form of mental illness.

Val contracted hepatitis while serving a five-year sentence at Greene Correctional Facility. He was denied treatment for this disease. How may Val's situation impact the community?

What are three dangers of detention for juveniles.

Identify the five recommendations from the Returning Home: Understanding the Challenge of Prisoner Re-Entry was an Urban Institute Study

Which prison was labeled the Gladiator School because of its high levels of violence?

Describe four sex offender policies and illustrate how the policy is more restrictive than policies geared toward other types of offenders.

Briefly describe biological factors that may cause stress for correctional officers.

What was the central finding of Martinson's 1974 report on various treatment efforts?

Heart-breakers, exploiters, and hell-raisers are types of

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Perspectives on Crime and Criminal Justice Research

An Introduction to Measuring Crime and Crime Patterns

An Introduction to Crime Typologies

An Introduction to Criminological Theory

An Introduction to Policing: History and Structure

Police Strategies

Issues in Policing

An Introduction to the Courts: History, Structure, and Actors

The Judicial Process

Issues in the Courts

An Introduction to Corrections: History, Structure, and Actors

Punishing Offenders in Prisons, Jails, and the Community

Current and Future Criminal Justice Issues

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Male prisoners are to as female prisoners are to .