Matching
1. Classicalism
2. Combined model
3. Control model
4. Determinate sentence
5. Evidence-based practice
6. Intermediate sanctions
7. Recidivism
8. Social services model
9. Split sentences
10. Success
a. Also known as intermediate punishment
b. Provides a basis for determinate sentencing
c. Term used to express the return to criminal activity of persons previously convicted of crimes
d. Supervision that stresses rehabilitation
e. Characterized by incarceration followed by a period of probation
f. Can be difficult to define when studying the effectiveness of probation and parole
g. Characterized as having a specific number of years and no provisions for discretionary release
h. Probation and parole practices based on research findings
i. Supervision that emphasizes law enforcement
j. Attempts to balance control and rehabilitation
Question 2
By the twenty-first century, most states had either abolished the indeterminate sentence or severely restricted the categories of offenders eligible for parole releasea turn toward __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Eye Model
A model of anxiety in which stressful events or a changing mental condition can produce unfavorable
Margaret Sanger, birth control pioneer.
The Keynesian IS/LM Model
Computationally assembled model of the TFIIA–TBP–TFIIB–promoter complex based on crystal
The sliding-filament model