Sentencing Decisions Are Based on the Crime and Also Take

question 27

Multiple Choice

Sentencing decisions are based on the crime and also take into consideration the attributions of the criminal. One question that is sometimes asked during sentencing hearings is whether the personality of the criminal has an influence on his or her criminal behavior. According to the text, what is being assessed is referred to as:

• A) internal causes.
• B) external causes.
• C) controllability.
• D) achievability.

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Definitions:

Critical Thinking Model

A framework used to enhance the process of problem solving and decision making through careful analysis, evaluation, and synthesis of information.

Clinical Decisions

Choices or judgements made by healthcare professionals regarding the diagnosis, treatment, and care of patients, based on clinical evidence and patient information.

Nursing Process

A systematic approach to nursing practice involving assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation to deliver optimal patient care.

Charge Nurse

A registered nurse tasked with managing a specific department within a hospital, ensuring patient care and overseeing the nursing staff.