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True or False:
Due to both technological and educational advances, the bureaucratic style is no longer the prevailing model of prison management.
False
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True or False:
Custody refers to the level of control exercised over offenders in correctional facilities.
True
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True or False:
Inmates in death row are allowed in the general population.
False
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True or False:
Prison conditions that exacerbate the impact of incarceration on inmates have a positive impact on correctional officers.
False
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True or False:
Correctional officer degradation is a result of court rulings.
True
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True or False:
As a result of unionization, correctional officers now may go on strike to gain leverage in negotiations with management.
False
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True or False:
Prisonization can increase the effectiveness of treatment and rehabilitation programs in prison.
False
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True or False:
The main way to verify inmate location in correctional facilities today is the count.
True
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True or False:
Increasing positive contacts between custody staff and inmates can reduce dangerous and violent behavior by inmates.
True
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Union/management conflicts over budgets limitations frequently find that most correctional administrators want the few available funds to be used for
additional personnel
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Because they maintain strict control over inmates' movement and activity, prisons are ________ institutions.
total
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Which of the following statements about prisonization is true?
Prisonization impedes treatment efforts and works against rehabilitation goals.
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Which of the following makes it difficult to run meaningful programs within prisons?
The need to count and recount inmates
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Which type of inmate is most likely to violate prison rules?
An inmate who has a history of drug use prior to admission
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In the effort to maximize correctional officers' potential, which of the following change regarding officer education is most common?
An increase in the amount of pre-service training
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Which of the following is not a reason why it is necessary to control contraband in prisons?
To ensure retribution by depriving inmates of desired items
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Which of the following terms refers to the search of a prison cell to detect contraband?
Shakedown
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The majority of escapes from correctional facilities involve
walkaways from minimum-security or community programs.
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The shift to unit management has led to an increased focus on hiring potential correctional officers for their ________ qualifications.
human skills
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What is a key purpose of unit team management?
Avoid compartmentalization
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True or False:
Prison gangs are now known as security threat groups.
True
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True or False:
The One-Percenter OMG is a local street gang.
False
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True or False:
Gang members encourage family members to work in the criminal justice system as a way to gather information.
True
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True or False:
Secure housing units are used to isolate gang leaders from the general prison population.
True
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True or False:
Correctional officers may engage in corruption to protect themselves and their families from gang violence.
True
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True or False:
It is difficult to identify a gang member within a correctional facility.
False
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True or False:
The Texas Syndicate is an African American STG.
False
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True or False:
STGs have been described as domestic terrorist groups.
True
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True or False:
The criminal activities of STGs within prison tend to be limited to non-violent acts.
False
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True or False:
Interdiction can lead to gang suppression and inmate segregation.
True
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In addition to the financial rewards, correctional officers may engage in corrupt acts such as drug smuggling because
it is a way to protect themselves from powerful institutional threat groups.
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Many, but not all, gangs are ________ oriented.
racially or ethnically
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Which of the following is not a Hispanic STG?
The Folk Nation
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Which of the following is a Caucasian STG?
The Aryan Brotherhood
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The criminal activities of STGs are intended to
ensure the gang's status.
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________ includes any law enforcement practice designed to confront and stop the activities of members of an STG within a correctional facility
Interdiction
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Which of the following is not a function of an institutional gang investigator?
Developing programming to prevent future gang involvement
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Inmates who want to leave a gang may be allowed to participate in a(n) ________ program.
step-down
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A shot caller is
a major gang leader.
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Correctional staff who do not engage in corrupt acts to support STGs may be placed on the ________.
Bad news list