Control-oriented probation officers tend to use counseling techniques such as reality therapy more than assistance-oriented officers.

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Control-oriented probation officers focus more on surveillance and enforcing compliance with probation conditions, while assistance-oriented officers are more likely to use counseling techniques such as reality therapy to support and rehabilitate probationers.

Control-Oriented Probation Officers Tend to Use Counseling Techniques Such as Reality