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Destiiny22

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What often happens to the diagnostic report when juveniles are transferred to the receiving institution from the diagnostics center?
 
  A) Workers use the diagnostic report for orientation purposes.
   B) The diagnostic report usually receives little attention.
   C) The diagnostic report is given to various social agencies for study.
   D) The court places the diagnostic report in archives for reference.

Question 2

In which of the following juvenile placements are the youth subjected to a battery of tests to determine intelligence, attitudes, maturity, and emotional problems?
 
  A) boot camps
   B) public training schools
   C) ranches and wilderness camps
   D) reception and diagnostic centers



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D





 

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