Evaluation Research and Problem Analysis Play a Significant Role in Program

question 1

Multiple Choice

Evaluation research and problem analysis play a significant role in program development and policy making since criminal justice agencies are expected to _____ of their actions. If traditional approaches to probation supervision, for example, do not deter future law-breaking, new approaches should be developed and their effectiveness assessed.

• A) justify the feasibility and convenience
• B) justify the effectiveness and cost
• C) justify the implementation process and cost
• D) justify the outcome process and cost

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Definitions:

Oral Stage

The first phase in Freud's psychosexual development theory, where a child's pleasure centers are focused on the mouth area.

Phallic Stage

One of Freud's psychosexual development stages, occurring from about age 3 to 6, where the libido's focus is on the genital area.

Latency Stage

Refers to a period in Freud's psychosexual development theory, occurring approximately between the ages of 5 and puberty, characterized by a decrease in sexual interests and an increase in developing social and intellectual skills.

Tabula Rasa

The idea that individuals are born without built-in mental content, and all knowledge comes from experience or perception.