Approximately how many offenders are imprisoned in state and federal institutions in the United States?
Which of the following is not a component of rival correctional theories?
Which of the following statements about the retribution or just deserts perspective is true?
Which of the following statements about the purpose of correctional theories is not true?
Which of the following best describes specific deterrence?
According to incapacitation theory, which is not one of the ways to reduce crime?
A utilitarian theory is defined as:
Which theory is the non-utilitarian perspective?
Approximately how many state and federal prisoners are returned to society each year?
Which of the following perspectives suggest that crime can be prevented by intervening through biological, psychological, and social conditions?
Which of the following statements describes the opportunity cost that incapacitation theory confronts?
According to reentry theory, which of the following is not a phase in which programs can be undertaken?
Which of the following statements describes the inherent logic of early intervention?
Utilitarian goals only “make sense” if they have utility or :
Which of the following statements is an example of correctional quackery?
Which of the following statements about outsider knowledge is true?
Which of the following is not a limitation associated with insider knowledge?
Baseball is related to corrections in which of the following ways?
The purpose of rehabilitation is to:
Which of the following theories is considered both non-utilitarian and utilitarian?
Specific and general deterrence have two separate goals but are both part of the deterrence perspective. How do the two types differ and how do they each work to prevent future crime?