The Structure of the Criminal Justice System Is Often Presented

question 4

Multiple Choice

The structure of the criminal justice system is often presented as:

• A)police and corrections
• B)police and courts
• C)police,courts,and corrections
• D)police,victims,and courts

Explain Maslow's hierarchy of needs and identify examples of behaviors motivated by different levels of needs within the hierarchy.

Recognize the role of cultural and personal experiences in shaping what motivates individuals.

Assess the criticisms of motivational theories and their cultural and individual variations.

Understand the cultural and strategic significance of the St. Louis World's Fair within the context of American imperialism.

---

Definitions:

Franchising

A method of expanding a business and distributing goods and services through a licensing relationship.

Franchisee

A franchisee is an individual or company that has been granted the right by a franchisor to carry out business under the franchisor's brand and operational system.