CJUS 650 Quiz 4

CJUS 650 Quiz 4 Liberty University

1. Outpatient programs tended to emphasize certain areas (thinking errors, problem- solving sills, and relapse prevention) but neglect others (AIDS, models of addiction).
2. Many inmates who are eligible for prison education programs do not participate
3. Currently, the courses required for federal inmates include basic literacy, ____________________, and classes that are needed to obtain a high school diploma or GED.
4. The term ____________________ is often used to reflect the fact that group members give and receive advice, encouragement, and support.
5. In 1949, the ____________________ was established, which allowed the exchange of ideas in prison education.
6. Describe the three main methods of providing college education to inmates.
7. People who are incarcerated not only suffer from _______________ deficiencies but also routinely lack the __________________ needed to obtain and perform adequately in the workforce.
8. Although enrollment is at an all-time high, it has been questioned whether GEDs reduce recidivism after release. Explain why?
9. The long-term goals of the Correctional approaches to Alcohol or Other Drug (AOD) treatment are to reduce __________, __________, and
10. Of all the different educational offerings in prisons, ________________ is the most debated by politicians, the pubic, the media, professors, and students.
11. Prison libraries offer inmates a stress-free alternative to education.
12. Drug users in general tend to commit violent crimes at high rates, but seriously addicted drug users commit both violent and property crimes at very high rates.
13. Evidence suggests that certain medications may be useful in the treatment of addiction.
14. are a specific type of self-help group that rely on a particular philosophy of recovery that emphasizes the importance of accepting addiction as a disease.
15. The Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) program tracks drug use among booked arrestees in 35 large urban areas. The study found _________ was the most commonly used drug follow

Other sets

1. Many inmates who are eligible for prison education programs do not participate
2. Describe the three main methods of providing college education to inmates.
3. In 1949, the ____________________ was established, which allowed the exchange of ideas in prison education.
4. Outpatient programs tended to emphasize certain areas (thinking errors, problem-solving sills, and relapse prevention) but neglect others (AIDS, models of addiction).
5. Prison libraries offer inmates a stress-free alternative to education.
6. Currently, the courses required for federal inmates include basic literacy, ____________________, and classes that are needed to obtain a high school diploma or GED.
7. People who are incarcerated not only suffer from _______________ deficiencies but also routinely lack the __________________ needed to obtain and perform adequately in the workforce.
8. Although enrollment is at an all-time high, it has been questioned whether GEDs reduce recidivism after release. Explain why?
9. are a specific type of self-help group that rely on a particular philosophy of recovery that emphasizes the importance of accepting addiction as a disease.
10. The long-term goals of the Correctional approaches to Alcohol or Other Drug (AOD) treatment are to reduce __________, __________, and
11. The term ____________________ is often used to reflect the fact that group members give and receive advice, encouragement, and
12. Drug users in general tend to commit violent crimes at high rates, but seriously addicted drug users commit both violent and property crimes at very high rates.
13. Of all the different educational offerings in prisons, ________________ is the most debated by politicians, the pubic, the media, professors, and students.
14. Evidence suggests that certain medications may be useful in the treatment of addiction.

14. The Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) program tracks drug use among booked arrestees in 35 large urban areas. The study found
15. _________ was the most commonly used drug follow

Other sets

Set 1

1. In 1949, the ____________________ was established, which allowed the exchange of ideas in prison education.
2. Although enrollment is at an all-time high, it has been questioned whether GEDs reduce recidivism after release. Explain why?Type: MC
3. Drug users in general tend to commit violent crimes at high rates, but seriously addicted drug users commit both violent and property crimes at very high rates.
4. Of all the different educational offerings in prisons, ________________ is the most debated by politicians, the pubic, the media, professors, and students.
5. Outpatient programs tended to emphasize certain areas (thinking errors, problem-solving sills, and relapse prevention) but neglect others (AIDS, models of addiction).
6. The long-term goals of the Correctional approaches to Alcohol or Other Drug (AOD) treatment are to reduce __________, __________, and __________.
7. Currently, the courses required for federal inmates include basic literacy, ____________________, and classes that are needed to obtain a high school diploma or GED.
8. ____________________ are a specific type of self-help group that rely on a particular philosophy of recovery that emphasizes the importance of accepting addiction as a disease.
9. Many inmates who are eligible for prison education programs do not participate
10. The term ____________________ is often used to reflect the fact that group members give and receive advice, encouragement, and support.
11. Prison libraries offer inmates a stress-free alternative to education.
12. Evidence suggests that certain medications may be useful in the treatment of addiction.
13. People who are incarcerated not only suffer from _______________ deficiencies but also routinely lack the __________________ needed to obtain and perform adequately in the workforce.
14. Describe the three main methods of providing college education to inmates.Type: MC
15. The Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) program tracks drug use among booked arrestees in 35 large urban areas.  The study found _________ was the most commonly used drug follow ___________.

Set 2

1. Drug users in general tend to commit violent crimes at high rates, but seriously addicted drug users commi both violent and property crimes at very high rates.
2. Outpatient programs tended to emphasize certain areas (thinking errors, problem-solving sills, and relapse prevention) but neglect others (AIDS, models of addiction).
3. Many inmates who are eligible for prison education programs do not participate
4. Evidence suggests that certain medications may be useful in the treatment of addiction.
5. The term ____________________ is often used to reflect the fact that group members give and receive advice, encouragement, and support.
6. Describe the three main methods of providing college education to inmates.
7. People who are incarcerated not only suffer from _______________ deficiencies but also routinely lack th __________________ needed to obtain and perform adequately in the workforce.
8. are a specific type of self-help group that rely on a particular philosophy of recovery that emphasizes the importance of accepting addiction as a disease.
9. Of all the different educational offerings in prisons, ________________ is the most debated by politicians, the pubic, the media, professors, and students.
10. The long-term goals of the Correctional approaches to Alcohol or Other Drug (AOD) treatment are to reduce __________, __________, and __________.
11. Although enrollment is at an all-time high, it has been questioned whether GEDs reduce recidivism after release. Explain why?
12. Prison libraries offer inmates a stress-free alternative to education.
13. Currently, the courses required for federal inmates include basic literacy, ____________________, and classes that are needed to obtain a high school diploma or GED
14. The Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) program tracks drug use among booked arrestees in 35 large urban areas. The study found _________ was the most commonly used drug follow _
15. In 1949, the ____________________ was established, which allowed the exchange of ideas in prison education.