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CJ 285 Ch. 12

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

At what point do mental health care services begin within correctional facilities?

a)

medication

b)

assessment

c)

treatment

d)

screening

2.

The burden placed on institutional corrections is compounded because of the significant number of inmates who have a dual diagnosis of both ______.

a)

mental illness and substance abuse

b)

mental retardation and suicidal ideation

c)

mental illness and mental retardation

d)

substance abuse and suicidal ideation

3.

The primary goal of ______ is to quickly identify emergency situations and inmates who might require more extensive intervention prior to placement in the prison population.

a)

treatment

b)

screening

c)

assessment

d)

medication

4.

The general public consensus is that ______ is the best sentence of sex offenders.

a)

long-term incarceration

b)

capital punishment

c)

day reporting centers

d)

home confinement

5.

Most sex offenders are housed ______.

a)

in therapeutic communities

b)

in the general population

c)

in protective custody

d)

in mental health units

6.

Who is typically charged with supervising sex offender treatment programs?

a)

correctional officers

b)

treatment staff

c)

a psychologist or psychiatrist

d)

the warden

7.

The rise in numbers of habitual elderly offenders and offenders-turned-elderly-in-prison has to do largely with ______.

a)

truth in sentencing policies

b)

determinate sentencing policies

c)

indeterminate sentencing polices

d)

three-strikes felony sentencing policies

8.

Elderly first-time offenders frequently commit ______.

a)

sexual offenses

b)

violent offenses

c)

drug offenses

d)

property offenses

9.

These elderly offenders are most likely to end up as geriatric inmates who die in prison.

a)

greyhounds

b)

habitual elderly offenders

c)

elderly first-time offenders

d)

offender-turned-elderly-in-prison

10.

These offenders often fit the mold of greyhounds within the prison facility.

a)

habitual elderly offenders

b)

offender-turned-elderly-in-prison

c)

elderly first-time offenders

d)

LGBTI offenders

11.

These inmates are unlikely to be victims within the inmate subculture.

a)

greyhounds

b)

mentally ill inmates

c)

inmates with HIV/AIDS

d)

offender-turned-elderly-in-prison

12.

These inmates are often seen as punks.

a)

HIV/AIDS-positive inmates

b)

Habitual elderly offenders

c)

Greyhounds

d)

Inmates diagnosed with mood disorders

13.

The state of ______ is regarded as one of the toughest correctional systems in the nation on HIV-positive inmates.

a)

New Hampshire

b)

Alabama

c)

Utah

d)

South Dakota

14.

This is a term used for inmates who falsely claim and consciously fake symptoms of an illness.

a)

shirking

b)

truanting

c)

skiving

d)

malingering