Multiple Choice
The Cambridge-Somerville Youth Study and Scared Straight are examples of
A) the first evidence-based crime policies in the U.S.
B) well-intentioned treatment that can cause harm in the absence of research evidence on effectiveness
C) punitive responses to crime stemming from increased crime rates of the 1960s
D) the interplay between contextual and policy factors in policy making
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Q28: Select the most accurate statement<br>A) contextual factors
Q29: According to Walker, which of the following
Q30: Examples of conservatives and liberals switching sides
Q31: In his discussion of conservative and liberal
Q32: The war on crime raises expectations of
Q34: Crime-control theology conflicts most directly with which
Q35: The most important force contributing to the
Q36: Which of the following justifications were provided
Q37: There have been no signs of reversal
Q38: The increasing crime rate in the U.S.<br>A)