Punitive Sanctions, in and of Themselves, Are Not Particularly Effective

question 45

True/False

Punitive sanctions, in and of themselves, are not particularly effective in changing a youth's behavior and, in some cases, may even increase recidivism.

Learn about the concept of comorbidities related to multiple addictions.

Understand the psychological preoccupations of individuals with eating disorders.

Understand the differences in counseling competencies required between different age groups, especially between adolescents and adults.

Identify scientifically based treatment approaches for addiction and distinguish them from other approaches.

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