Theories/ Characteristics
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Prevention of Juvenile Crime
100

A theory that maintains that all crime is attributable to an individuals lack of self-control.

What is Self-Control Theory?

100

_________ represent a relatively small proportion (less than one-third) of the overall delin­quency caseload.

What are Females?

100

During the visits, the nurse focuses on the health of the __________, the support relationships in the mother’s life, and the enrollment of the mother and child in Health and Human Services Programs.

What is mother and child?

100

_______ is directed at preventing illegal acts among the juvenile population as a whole before they occur by alleviating social conditions related to the offenders.

What is primary prevention?

200

The extent to which people are vulnerable to the temptations of the moment.

What is Self-Control?
200

___________ that fill unsupervised after-school hours and allow positive interaction among peers.

What are after school recreation programs?

200

Nurses in the program visit low income, single mothers between their ________ trimester and second year of the child’s life.

What is third?

200

Both ________ and _________ theories stress the desirability of prevention rather than correction.

What are labeling and learning?

300

School-age children who return home from school to and empty house because their parents are out working.

What is a Latchkey Child?

300

_______ programs at schools that create safer environments for students

What is Bullying prevention?

300

Successes of this program include a reduction in the number of arrests, convictions, and _________ among juveniles who completed the program.

What is substance abuse?

300

________combined with early childhood education may well be successful in bringing about long-term prevention.

What is comprehensive family support?

400

Theory that asserts that offenders are free actors responsible for their own actions.

What is Rational Choice Theory?
400

__________ provides youth with: an awareness of the needs of others; a sense of purpose by giving them the chance to make a difference; and a pride and connection to their larger environment

What is community service?

400

After a 15 year follow up, the participants showed a _________ percent lower rate for child arrests.

What is 56%?

400

__________ describe those agencies having goals similar to those of the juvenile justice system

What are functionally related agencies?

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