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Question

The rehabilitation goal in corrections went into disfavor in the 1970s because: Research showed that programs were consistently effective at changing offenders' behaviors. Offenders objected to treatment programs in prison. A research article showed that there was little evidence that programs reduced recidivism. The rehabilitation goal did not change in the 1970s. Risk is usually determined by which of the following factors: Both static and dynamic, factors that cannot change and factors that are changeable. Only static risk factors that cannot change. Only the offenders prosocial needs. Both responsivity to treatment and empathy for victims. Therapeutic communities within prisons: Provide inmates with less freedom and fewer restrictions so they can adjust to life after prison. Are a form of solitary confinement for mentally ill inmates. Provides extensive treatment for inmates with substance abuse problems during the last months before release. Increase the use of illegal substances after release. Which of the following is TRUE: Sex offenders cannot be cured and will always repeat their crimes. Sex offenders are less likely to repeat their crimes than most other category of criminals. There is little interest in pharmacological treatment of sex offenders. Only 35 states have specific sex offender laws.