The Occupational Career of a Criminal Justice Practitioner Involves a Process

question 35

True/False

The occupational career of a criminal justice practitioner involves a process during which he or she is selected, trained, and socialized, that ultimately results in him or her reorganizing his or her identity as no longer that of a "citizen" but, for example, a "police officer" or "correctional officer."

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Definitions:

Telegraphic Speech

A stage in language development where young children use short, simple sequences of words that usually contain only essential content words.

Early Speech

The initial stages of speech development in children, typically observed as babbling, word formation, and simple sentence construction.

Understanding Grammar

The ability to comprehend and apply rules and structures that govern the syntax and word use in a language.

Motherese

The simplified and exaggerated form of speech, often with higher pitch and slower rate, that adults use when talking to infants and young children.