Lesson 4.3.9.4
4.3.9.4 Dealing with offending behaviour Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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Which is an aim of custodial sentencing that seeks to stop offenders from committing crimes by removing them from society?
- Incapacitation
- Anger management
- Covert sensitisation
- Restorative justice
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Which aim of custodial sentencing intends to discourage the general public from committing offences?
- General deterrence
- Rehabilitation
- Incapacitation
- Individual deterrence
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What term describes prisoners adopting the unique norms, values, and codes of prison subculture?
- Institutionalisation
- Prisonisation
- Recidivism
- De-individuation
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Which psychological effect of custodial sentencing involves a total loss of personal control?
- Deindividuation
- Prisonisation
- Institutionalisation
- Learned helplessness
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Which psychological principle is primarily used in prison behaviour modification programmes?
- Operant conditioning
- Classical conditioning
- Social learning
- Cognitive restructuring
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Which phase of Novaco's anger management model involves identifying triggers for anger?
- Behavioural shaping
- Application practice
- Skill acquisition
- Cognitive preparation
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What is the primary focus of a restorative justice programme for offenders?
- Monitoring post-release behaviour
- Enforcing strict isolation
- Repairing victim harm
- Inflicting severe punishment
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Which term describes a criminal returning to offending behaviour after serving a sentence?
- Deterrence
- Incapacitation
- Recidivism
- Rehabilitation
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Why do token economy programmes in prison often fail to produce long-term change?
- High financial cost
- Lack of reinforcement
- Physical withdrawal symptoms
- Complex cognitive demands
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What type of reinforcer are tokens in a prison behaviour modification system?
- Secondary reinforcers
- Negative reinforcers
- Primary reinforcers
- Unconditioned reinforcers
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Which aim of custodial sentencing focuses on physically preventing crimes by removing freedom?
- Rehabilitation
- Deterrence
- Incapacitation
- Retribution
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Which term describes prisoners adopting the subcultural norms and values of prison life?
- Recidivism
- Prisonisation
- Institutionalisation
- Deindividuation
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Which aim of custodial sentencing seeks to reform offenders to prevent future offences?
- Retribution
- Rehabilitation
- Deterrence
- Incapacitation
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Which therapeutic approach forms the basis of anger management programmes in prison?
- Humanistic counselling
- Cognitive behavioural therapy
- Psychodynamic therapy
- Aversion therapy
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Which aim of custodial sentencing focuses on punishing an offender to satisfy justice?
- Incapacitation
- Deterrence
- Retribution
- Rehabilitation
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What is an essential requirement for a restorative justice process to take place?
- Custodial sentencing
- Financial compensation
- Voluntary participation
- Court-ordered attendance
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Which stage of Novaco's anger management model involves identifying situations that trigger anger?
- Skill acquisition
- Application practice
- Behavioural modification
- Cognitive preparation
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Which term describes discouraging the wider public from crime through threat of punishment?
- Individual deterrence
- General deterrence
- Retribution
- Incapacitation
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Which custodial programme directly teaches offenders to recognise and interrupt their angry thinking patterns?
- Anger management
- Restorative justice
- Behaviour modification
- Token economy
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Which aim of custodial sentencing is supported when daily education programmes reduce reoffending?
- Incapacitation
- Rehabilitation
- Retribution
- Deterrence
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