What Do Non-Criminogenic Needs and Criminogenic Needs Have in Common

question 26

Multiple Choice

What do non-criminogenic needs and criminogenic needs have in common?

• A) They both strongly correlate with criminal behavior.
• B) They are both dynamic factors.
• C) They both serve as treatment goals.
• D) They are both static factors.

Understand the primary focus and competencies of community health nursing.

Recognize organizations and settings where community-based healthcare is practiced.

Analyze the impact of community health nursing interventions on public health issues.

Understand the role of community health nurses in epidemiology and public health.

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Definitions:

Change Someone's Opinion

The process of influencing or persuading someone to reconsider and potentially alter their beliefs or views on a particular topic.

Both Sides

A phrase referring to considering or acknowledging all aspects or viewpoints of a situation or argument.

Reducing Prejudice

Efforts and strategies aimed at decreasing prejudicial attitudes and discrimination between groups of people.

Controlled Processing

A detailed and conscious mode of thinking that we use when making decisions or performing tasks that require our attention.