Desistance-Based Rehabilitation Refers To

question 7

Multiple Choice

Desistance-based rehabilitation refers to:

• A) the finding that offenders continually commit crime throughout their life but are less likely to be caught
• B) the finding that, eventually, almost all offenders stop breaking the law
• C) the finding that offenders only stop committing crime once they have received a specialized treatment
• D) the finding that offenders need to be institutionalized before they stop breaking the law

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Definitions:

T-account Close

A closing technique in sales where pros and cons are weighed against each other, similar to entries in a T-account, to assist in decision-making.

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Structured and often persuasive presentations aiming to convince potential buyers to purchase a product or service.

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A sales technique where the seller compliments the potential buyer in a genuine manner to create a positive end to a sales interaction, hoping to secure the sale.