In Describing Rehabilitation as the Primary Function of Probation and Parole

question 12

Multiple Choice

In describing rehabilitation as the primary function of probation and parole, Abadinsky (2003) noted that there is/are (a) basic theoretical model(s) for rehabilitation in probation and parole.These are:

• A) the social casework model
• B) the use of reality therapy
• C) behavioral and/or learning theory
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Stable Conformation

A molecular form in which the compound has the lowest possible energy level, thus being more energetically favorable and less reactive.

Chair Conformations

A term used in organic chemistry to describe the most stable form of a cyclohexane ring, resembling a chair, due to minimal steric strain.

Axial Methyl

A methyl group attached to a cyclohexane ring in a position parallel to the axis of the ring, leading to higher steric strain compared to equatorial positions.

Equatorial Methyl

A methyl group bonded to a carbon atom in a cyclohexane ring being in a position that extends outward from the perimeter of the ring, reducing steric strain.