Risk Management Approaches with Offenders Differ Significantly from Therapy Delivered

question 68

Multiple Choice

Risk management approaches with offenders differ significantly from therapy delivered to other client populations seeking help for psychological and behavioural problems. Differences include the nature of correctional treatment goals, the lack of attention to problems not causally related to the problem behaviour and

• A) failure to clearly articulate responsivity principles
• B) limited acknowledgment of mental health problems
• C) failure to consider life plans
• D) limited collaboration between client and therapist

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