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Match Up the Terminology in the Left Column to the Definitions

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Match up the terminology in the left column to the definitions in the right column.

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Responses:

Child delinquents

Acts that only juveniles can commit and that are typically handled can be adjudicated only in by a juvenile or family court

Multi-systemic therapy

Capacities such as impulse control,resistance to peer influence,and future orientation

Externalizing disorders

Individuals who begin offending during their adolescent years and generally stop offending somewhere around their eighteenth 18th birthday

Coercion developmental theory

Individuals who continue their antisocial ways across all kinds of conditions and situations

LCP offenders

The traditional form of residential treatment

Treatment

Juveniles between ages 7 and 12,who have committed a delinquent act according to criminal law

Rehabilitation center

An intensive time-limited form of intervention where trained therapists have daily contact with the adolescent and his or her family for approximately 60 hours over four months

Psychosocial maturity

This theory argues that poor parental monitoring of child activities,disruptive family transitions,and inconsistent parental discipline are major psychosocial contributors to early-onset delinquency

AL offenders

Tertiary prevention

Status offenses

Premises:

Child delinquents

Multi-systemic therapy

Externalizing disorders

Coercion developmental theory

LCP offenders

Treatment

Rehabilitation center

Psychosocial maturity

AL offenders

Status offenses

Responses:

Acts that only juveniles can commit and that are typically handled can be adjudicated only in by a juvenile or family court

Capacities such as impulse control,resistance to peer influence,and future orientation

Individuals who begin offending during their adolescent years and generally stop offending somewhere around their eighteenth 18th birthday

Individuals who continue their antisocial ways across all kinds of conditions and situations

The traditional form of residential treatment

Juveniles between ages 7 and 12,who have committed a delinquent act according to criminal law

An intensive time-limited form of intervention where trained therapists have daily contact with the adolescent and his or her family for approximately 60 hours over four months

This theory argues that poor parental monitoring of child activities,disruptive family transitions,and inconsistent parental discipline are major psychosocial contributors to early-onset delinquency

Tertiary prevention

Correct Answer:

Premises:

Responses:

Child delinquents

Multi-systemic therapy

Externalizing disorders

Coercion developmental theory

LCP offenders

Treatment

Rehabilitation center

Psychosocial maturity