Miranda has been a parole officer for more than twelve years.When she first started,she saw herself as a caretaker.She worked closely with each of her clients and genuinely believed she could help many of them become functioning members of society.But time has made Miranda jaded.Many of her clients are repeat offenders.Although she still wants to help them,she finds herself using discipline more often and becoming increasingly authoritarian.Miranda's current attitude is more closely aligned with the role of parole officer as

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Miranda's current attitude of using discipline and becoming increasingly authoritarian aligns more with the role of a cop, who enforces the law and maintains order, rather than a social worker or caretaker who focus on supporting and helping individuals. The role of a boss or supervisor may involve discipline and authority but is not directly related to the role of a parole officer. The role of a victim does not apply here.

Miranda Has Been a Parole Officer for More Than Twelve