Offender X did not finish elementary school and has great difficulty reading and writing. The officials responsible for X's treatment have adapted some aspects of the program so that the written materials are read aloud and X gives oral instead of written responses to the homework questions. The adaptations made for X reflect which RNR principle?

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The adaptations made for Offender X reflect the RNR principle of specific responsivity because they are tailored to their individual learning difficulties and allow them to fully participate in the program despite their difficulties with reading and writing. The other principles, need, general responsivity, and risk, may also be relevant to X's treatment but are not specifically reflected in these adaptations.

Offender X Did Not Finish Elementary School and Has Great