During the 1960s, Several New Medium- and Minimum-Security Facilities Were

Multiple Choice

During the 1960s, several new medium- and minimum-security facilities were constructed across Canada, designed to hold small populations of offenders. The facilities introduced expanded visiting privileges and education and training opportunities, and included prison physicians as part of the treatment team. What was this model of corrections known as?

A) the pyscho-social model
B) the reverse influence model
C) the medical model
D) the natural model of punishment