In the Assessment of Dangerousness, the Canadian-Developed HCR-20 Refers To

question 118

Multiple Choice

In the assessment of dangerousness, the Canadian-developed HCR-20 refers to:

• A)The historical, clinical, and risk variables
• B)The hereditary, clinical and risk variables
• C)The historical, causal, and risk variables
• D)The historical, clinical, and rehabilitative variables

Identify the traits and characteristics that make followers susceptible to following different types of leaders.

Understand the relevance of followership in organizational settings and its influence on leader-follower dynamics.

Understand the fundamental role of followers in the leadership process and the importance of their relationship with leaders.

Recognize the diversity among followers and the benefits of viewing each follower uniquely to adjust leadership styles accordingly.

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Definitions:

Fine Discriminations

Refers to the ability to distinguish subtle differences between similar stimuli.

Young Infants

refers to the earliest stage in human development, often considered to be the period from birth to 12 months old, characterized by rapid physical, cognitive, and emotional growth.

Senescence

The gradual deterioration of functional characteristics in organisms, leading to aging and an increased vulnerability to death.

Natural Physical Decline

The gradual reduction in physical ability and function naturally occurring with age, affecting mobility, strength, and endurance.