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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Definitions:

Human Experiences

The broad range of interactions an individual can have, encompassing feelings, perceptions, and physical and emotional responses.

Workplace

A workplace is a location where people engage in physical or intellectual tasks to produce goods or services, often within an organizational or corporate setting.

Basic Functions

Refer to the essential, foundational activities or operations of an organization, system, or process that are necessary for achieving its goals and objectives.

Management

The process of planning, organising, leading, and controlling the use of resources to accomplish performance goals.