Deck 11: The Function of Corrections
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Deck 11: The Function of Corrections
1
Which type of deterrence has a goal of discouraging others from future offending?
A) Absolute
B) Marginal
C) General
D) Specific
A) Absolute
B) Marginal
C) General
D) Specific
C
2
The period of the 1960's through 1974 has been called the:
A) Get tough era
B) Rehabilitative era
C) Progressive movement
D) Outlaw era
A) Get tough era
B) Rehabilitative era
C) Progressive movement
D) Outlaw era
B
3
Net widening refers to:
A) Placing more offenders in prison
B) Providing diversion programs to those who would otherwise receive jail or prison
C) Diversion programs being used for minor crimes instead of the intended offenders
D) Legal barriers that remove civil rights such as voting
A) Placing more offenders in prison
B) Providing diversion programs to those who would otherwise receive jail or prison
C) Diversion programs being used for minor crimes instead of the intended offenders
D) Legal barriers that remove civil rights such as voting
C
4
The focus of correctional punishment since the 1980's has largely been rehabilitative
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Increased availability of diversion programs has resulted in net widening
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The majority of felony offenders are given a prison or jail sentence
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Single parent households are considered a collateral cost of imprisonment
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