Housing Needs of Inmates Can Involve the Grouping of Inmates

question 96

Multiple Choice

Housing needs of inmates can involve the grouping of inmates into three broad categories:

• A) heavy-victimizers; light-victims; and moderate-neither intimidated by the first group nor abusers of the second.
• B) maximum, medium, or supermax.
• C) suicidal-first-tier; non-suicidal-top tier; questionable-middle tier.
• D) All of the above

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Specialized Knowledge

Expertise or skills focused on a particular area or discipline.

Secondary Labor Market

A segment of the labor market consisting of low-paying jobs with poor working conditions, minimal job security, and little potential for advancement, often contrasted with the primary labor market.

Free Market

Prices are determined only by supply and demand.

Workers' Interests

The needs, desires, and concerns of employees, often focusing on fair wages, safe working conditions, and job security.