you're getting emotional
Behavior Under Construction
Throwback TC
It's Not You... It's You
Who's who?
1

This counseling group emphasizes verbal expression of intense emotions within a structured environment while preventing aggression or retaliation.

Encounter Group

1

Rather than waiting for staff intervention, residents actively observe one another, provide reminders, encourage ownership of mistakes, and help maintain community discipline.

Behavior Management

1

An inmate-led movement against illegal drugs became the foundation upon which the Bureau of Corrections later developed its Therapeutic Community Program.

Inmates Crusade Against Drugs (ICAD)

1

A resident openly shares his past mistakes with his support group for the first time, believing that honesty will help him understand himself and build trust with others.

Self-disclosure

1

organization recognizes the Therapeutic Community Modality Program (TCMP) as its backbone program for inmate development

BJMP

2

After a heated argument, two residents are guided through a structured process where they eventually repair their relationship before leaving the session.

Socialization phase of the Encounter Group

2

A resident immediately accepts responsibility after hearing fellow residents explain how his actions affected them. Instead of denying the offense, he reflects on the consequences and commits to improving.

General Meeting

2

Instead of creating a rehabilitation model from the beginning, the Department of Justice adopted an internationally recognized Therapeutic Community approach to improve inmate rehabilitation.

DAYTOP

2

A resident finally admits that his greatest obstacle is not the institution but his own decisions, realizing that genuine change begins with accepting personal responsibility.

Surrender

2

Dpartment is primarily responsible for monitoring attendance in seminars, specialized groups, and other Therapeutic Community activities

Expediting Team/ Chief Expeditor

3

Residents admitted during the same period are grouped together to discuss how they are adjusting to jail life and challenge one another constructively.

Peer Confrontation Group

3

A counselor reminds residents that every corrective intervention is intended to teach responsibility and promote positive behavioral change instead of simply imposing penalties.

Behavior Shaping Tools

3

A correctional administrator explains that the rehabilitation program was specifically designed to address the needs of drug-dependent inmates while remaining open to other residents requiring treatment.

BuCor Therapeutic Community Program (TCP)

3

After receiving constructive criticism from fellow residents, a resident carefully examines how his attitudes contributed to repeated conflicts before deciding to change.

Reflection

3

Primarily responsible for ensuring that the daily schedule of activities is carried out and properly coordinated among all departments?

Chief Expeditor

4

Which counseling activity is designed to help residents understand that unresolved emotions often influence attitudes and behavior before encouraging behavioral change  

Encounter Group

4

Throughout the rehabilitation program, corrective interventions gradually become more structured and serious as violations continue, emphasizing learning, accountability, and protection of the community before considering removal from the program.

Hierarchy of Behavior Shaping Tools (BST)

4

When did rehabilitation program formally begins operating after using the facilities established by an inmate-led anti-drug movement, marking the official implementation of the Therapeutic Community inside BuCor.

September 27, 1999

4

A resident who once believed he had no value now actively mentors new residents and recognizes that he can positively influence the lives of others.

Self-worth

4

A newly admitted resident needs to learn how to use Behavior Shaping Tools, participate in Encounter Groups, and understand the TC Philosophy. Which department is primarily responsible?

Business Office Department

5

After realizing how his behavior affected others, a resident commits to changing his actions in the future

Resolution and Commitment phase

5

After completing a corrective intervention, a senior resident monitors another resident's progress for two weeks and submits a report describing whether the assigned responsibility changed the resident's behavior.

Learning Experience follow-up

5

To ensure that every Therapeutic Community facility follows uniform procedures, policies, and interventions, a formal operational guide was later developed.

Standard Operating Manual for TC

5

A resident progresses from accepting responsibility, honestly revealing his struggles, examining his behavior, understanding his purpose, developing healthier habits, and finally recognizing his own value as a member of society.

TC Philosophy

5

A resident has attended the same counseling group every week since entering the Therapeutic Community. The members and counselor remain the same, allowing trust and accountability to develop over time. Which group is being described

Static Group