Vocab Review
Rules
TC
JAS
Roles
100

Psychological strategies that individuals unconsciously use to protect themselves from emotional pain, anxiety, or stress.

Defense Mechanisms


100

Encouraged (required) as a daily practice for mind, body, and spirit 

Showering 

100

Therapeutic Communities in a jail setting have been clinically proven to reduce ______. 

Recidivism 

100

Lower tier members and waitlist are also known as ________

Pre-JAS

100

A job in the JAS community is known as a ___________

Service Role

200

A criminal thinking error in which the person has an extreme high evaluation of oneself. It is the idea that one is better than others, even when this is clearly not the case. 

Pride


200

The way your living space should look at all times.

Inspection-ready

200

The concept of taking on productive roles and succeeding at it to improve self confidence, helps increase sense of purpose and

Accountability 

200

A sanction where a member stands on the wall or gets locked in for infractions is also known as a __________

Learning Experience

200

Manages the safety of the community and upholds correctional standards

Correctional Officer (CO)

300
A stage of change in which the addict has become aware of the consequences of addiction, but he or she is either justifying or minimizing them. 

pre-contemplation


300

A method of managing routine, tasks, assignments, and schedule. 

Time-management

300

The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles, and behaving ethically even when no one is watching.

Integrity

300

Two groups to address substance use that JAS incorporates into programming 

NA and AA

300
Provides psychoeducation, emotional support, oversees the community and holds participants accountable for their behaviors.

Therapists

400

Any activity that involves risking something of value, including but not limited to money or property, on an event whose outcome is uncertain. 

Gambling

400

Often referred to as Noise Level, the term used to describe the appropriate level of volume in communication among peers

Whisper Code
400

The progression of increased privileges and responsibilities with seniority is built upon this structure: 

Hierarchy

400

3 primary goals of JAS program (think IAP)

1. Address substance use

2. Alternative methods of recovery

3. Correct errors in thinking (criminal thinking)

400

Leads by example, holds peers accountable, and communicates community concerns with staff 

Chairman

500

A term that refers to when an addict begins to isolate, feeling that no one truly understand their pain or perspective. 

Social Withdrawal 

500

An often-received ticket that sanctions both inhabitants of a cell. It is a security violation. 

Failure to Close Door 

500

Those that choose to participate only to get good days or for the additional rec and may lack the motivation for treatment can be referred to as: 

Ambivalent Participants

500

Name at least 10 of the 12 service roles (jobs) available in JAS. 

Chairman, Co-Chairman, NA/AA coordinator, MOB, MO, Shower Monitor, Board Person, Book Cart, Cell Ready Motivator, Peer Leaders Laundry, Pod Reps/Pod Rep Helpers. 

500

An individual who holds peers accountable and distributes sanctions when community rules are violated

Motivator