During the 1960s Through the 1970s Significant Changes Were Made

question 17

Multiple Choice

During the 1960s through the 1970s significant changes were made within the juvenile justice system, driven by three primary forces: a stronger federal government role, depopulating the overcrowded juvenile correction facilities, and U.S. Supreme Court Decisions establishing youthful offender rights in juvenile proceedings, and ______.

• A) a more violent image of juvenile offenders
• B) a narrower definition of juvenile courts' jurisdiction
• C) state reform efforts
• D) overwhelming public opinion favoring a get tough approach

Acknowledge the importance of cultural awareness and empathy in communication.

Understand how communication skills can impact personal productivity and professional success.

Develop skills to engage patients in conversations about themselves in a respectful manner.

Recognize the impact of non-verbal communication cues in patient interactions.

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Definitions:

Capturing Ideas

Involves the process of documenting or recording thoughts, concepts, or solutions that come to mind.

Heading Capitalization

The practice of using capital letters at the beginning of the main words in titles or headings.

Informational Reports

Documents designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of a topic, without analysis or interpretation by the author.

Neutral Audience

A group of readers or listeners who neither strongly support nor oppose the message being communicated, requiring a balanced approach.