The Values-Learned Perspective Suggests

question 32

Multiple Choice

The values-learned perspective suggests:

• A) Practitioners bring to their jobs a specific set of values learned from family and community
• B) Practitioners' values are no different than those of people not involved with the criminal justice system
• C) Values possessed by criminal justice practitioners are learned through a process of socialization occurring during hiring and training
• D) None of the above

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