Counting Crime Can Be Used to Evaluate and Justify Programs

question 14

True/False

Counting crime can be used to evaluate and justify programs and policies that try to address criminal activity (e.g. ,rehabilitation,incapacitation,deterrence). 

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Definitions:

Extrinsic Motivation

The drive to perform actions or engage in activities due to external rewards or pressures.

Performance-Based Pay

A compensation strategy that ties employee pay directly to their performance, encouraging higher levels of output or quality.

Psychological Distance

The feeling of how close or far off an object or event is to an individual, psychologically, rather than in a physical manner.

Skill-Based Pay

A compensation system where pay levels are determined by an employee's skills or knowledge, not just job title or position.