The Cascade Effect, When Used to Explain the Pathway to Juvenile

question 38

Multiple Choice

The cascade effect, when used to explain the pathway to juvenile delinquency, recognizes that there is a link between _________________ that increases the risk for problem behaviors in adolescence.

• A) parent maltreatment and academic problems
• B) parent abuse and problems with peers
• C) parent neglect and running away from home
• D) all of the choices

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Definitions:

Proportion of Employee

A ratio or fraction that represents the number of employees in a particular category relative to the total number of employees.

Commute by Car

The act of traveling between one's home and workplace or school by automobile.

Confidence Interval

A range of values, derived from statistical analysis, that is likely to contain the true value of an unknown parameter with a certain level of confidence.

Incentive Program

A plan or approach aimed at promoting certain behaviors or activities by providing incentives or advantages.