Maturation Hypothesis Example- Stem a 67-Year-Old Former Embezzler Out on Parole

question 42

Multiple Choice

Maturation hypothesis example- stem A 67-year-old former embezzler out on parole sees a court-ordered therapist each week.The therapist observes in her notes that he seems to be a good example of the maturation hypothesis.This means that the former convict shows which behavior?

• A)Continuing his involvement in risky ventures that might lead to arrest.
• B)Refusing to admit to the fact that he engaged in criminal activities.
• C)Losing interest in becoming involved in illegal activities involving theft.
• D)Giving advice to young people on how to avoid incarceration for their crimes.

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