Chapter 7
What works to change offenders?
To Rehabilitate or Not to Rehabilitate?
Public Opinion & CJ reform
Harm reduction and the CJ system
The Big 50 Video
100

This is correctional intervention targets change through either internal and/or social criminogenic factors with the goal of reducing recidivism and  improving the offender’s life

Rehabilitation

100

Policy should be based in this type of practice 

Evidence-based practice

100

This type of support for punitive policies is typically unstable and overestimated 

Public Support 

100

This approach focuses on keeping people who use drugs safe rather than punishing them

Harm reduction

100

The Big 50 was based on a correctional and rehabilitation facility in this US state.

California 

200

Rehabilitation is this type of theory since it wants to produce social good by improving the offender, reducing future crime, and increasing public safety (“greatest amount of good for greatest number of people").

Utilitarianism

200

The article was examining the change in corrections from the time recommendations were made in this commission to present day practices.  

The 1967 President's Commission on Law Enforcement 
200

Public opinion on crime can be described as this term, rather than fixed or permanent. 

Flexible

200

The presentation argued that this system should shift away from punishment and toward health-based support.

The Criminal Justice system

200

Federal courts ruled that the conditions for inmates in this facility were this term, making it difficult for rehabilitation to take place 

Unconstitutional

300

The Canadians and Dr. Ted Palmer conducted this type of review, since meta-analysis was not around yet.

Narrative Review

300

Evidence included in the article shows that this correctional philosophy is highly ineffective in current practice.

Punitive, Tough on Crime.

300

This practice is essential in gaining public support for rehabilitation, shaping perspective on policies and practices. 

Framing Matters

300

The author's of this article brought in a perspective from this discipline, one that corrections should be in collaboration with.

Public Health

300

The documentary showcased this type of program, the first of its kind for the incarcerated. 

Substance Abuse Counselor Program

400

When doing meta-analysis and the treatment has no effect on recidivism, the relationship is this

Zero

400

This type of therapy is cited in the article as an effective treatment intervention.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). 

400
If a policy promotes rehabilitation AND this type of measure, then the public is more likely to support it.

Cost-cutting.

400

These types of services are recommended by social work and public health experts to treat offenders struggling with drug usage. 

Trauma-Informed Services 
400

The directors focused on this term for the 50 men in the program, an attribute strongly associated with rehabilitation.

Healing

500

Paul Gendreau and Robert Ross concluded that treatment interventions are successful in reducing recidivism if they are this type of programing

Behavioral-oriented Programming

500

This phenomenon is a direct result of punishment focused polices.  

Mass Incarceration

500

This article examined public opinion on criminal justice reform in this year

2016

500

The authors call for this type of intervention that exists outside of incarceration and within communities. 

Community-based intervention. 

500

The documentary was released after this many years since the program's inception.

10 years 

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