What Is a Major Difference Between First and Third Generations

question 34

Multiple Choice

What is a major difference between first and third generations of studies in risk assessment?

• A) The first generation utilizes a complicated mathematical approach.
• B) There is a greater focus on general offender populations in the third generation.
• C) The third generation includes denial of the importance of historical predictors.
• D) The third generation includes identifying risk and contextual factors for actuarial or structured approaches in the third generation.