Most of the Evidence Suggests That, When in Adherence with RNR

question 2

Multiple Choice

Most of the evidence suggests that, when in adherence with RNR, treatment programs with offenders are

• A) not as effective as deterrence
• B) are effective only with specific subgroups of offenders
• C)effective
• D) ineffective
• E) harmful

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