Author Question: What family style is described by a father who rules with complete authority? a. Paternalistic ... (Read 219 times)

naturalchemist · **on:** Aug 13, 2018

What family style is described by a father who rules with complete authority?

a. Paternalistic
b. Parens patriae
c. Matriarchal
d. Socialistic

Question 2

Discuss the policy implications of the concept of the chronic offender. Do you agree that focusing on a single problem is not effective, why or why not?

What will be an ideal response?

ASDFGJLO · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 13, 2018

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

Efforts to chart the life cycle of crime and delinquency will have a major influence on both theory and policy.
Rather than simply asking why youths become delinquent or commit antisocial acts, theorists are charting the onset, escalation, frequency, and cessation of delinquent behavior.
Research on delinquent careers has also influenced policy. If relatively few offenders commit a great proportion of all delinquent acts and then persist as adult criminals, it follows that steps should be taken to limit their criminal opportunities.
One approach is to identify persistent offenders at the beginning of their offending careers and provide early treatment.
This might be facilitated by research aimed at identifying traits (for example, impulsive personalities) that can be used to classify high-risk offenders.
Because many of these youths suffer from a variety of problems, treatment must be aimed at a broad range of educational, family, vocational, and psychological problems.
Focusing on a single problem, such as a lack of employment, may be ineffective.
Student answers will vary.