The Job of a Parole Board Primarily Involves Making Decisions

question 39

Multiple Choice

The job of a parole board primarily involves making decisions by applying rules to an applicant's case and then deciding whether or not the individual should be granted parole. This process uses the parole board members' ability in the area of ________ reasoning.

• A) syllogistic
• B) deductive
• C) inductive
• D) spatial
• E) verbal

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