FINAL Flashcards
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WHICH IS THE ONLY Fx THAT IS EQUIVALENT FOR GIRLS AND BOYS?
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ANTI-SOCIAL
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WHICH Fxs ARE UNIQUE TO GIRLS?
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PUBERTY, BOYFRIEND
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WHICH Fxs DIFFERENTLY AMONG GIRLS AND BOYS
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MAJORITY, SENSITIVITY, PARENTAL CONFLICT; SEXAUL ABUSE; SEXUAL ASSAULT, NEIGHBORHOOD DISADVANTAGED.
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HOW MANY MORE TIMES DO GIRLS EXPERIENCE SEXUAL ASSAULT THAN BOYS IN JJ
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4X
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2-8 X MORE LIKELY______ THAN BOYS?
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SEXUAL ABUSE
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10 X MORE LIKELY_______ THAN BOYS?
7 X IF THEY ARE NON JJ
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RAPED AND MOLESTED
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GENERALLY MORE LIKELY______ THAN BOYS?
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FAMILY VIOLENCE
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WHO ARE MORE LIKELY TO BE POLY-VICTIMS? JJ OR NON-JJ
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JJ
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TRUANCY, LOITERING, RUNNING AWAY, DRUGS
THESE ARE NON-VIOLENT CRIMES FOR WHICH GIRLS ARE ARRESTED OFTEN - WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING THESE CRIMES?
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ENDURING AND ESCAPING (BAD SITUATION)
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IS SURVIVAL SEX OR CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION USED FOR TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLES? TRUE OR FALSE?
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TRUE
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WHAT ARE SOME TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLES?
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SHELTER, FOOD, LOVE, TRANSPORTATION, AND MONEY.
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FOR IT TO BE CHILD SEXAUL EXPLOITATION WHAT IS THE AGE LIMIT?
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17 OR UNDER 18
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WHAT ARE THE MAJOR DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHILD SEXAUL EXPLOITATION AND COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION?
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ONLY TANGIBLES (DRUGS AND/OR MONEY); THIRD PARTY INVOLVED; THIRD PARTY IS USUALLY CALLED A “PIMP” OR “SEX TRAFFICKER.”
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WHAT ARE THE SEVEN SEX TRAFFICKING RISK FACTORS?
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1- FEMALE 2- TWELVE TO FOURTEEN 3- HX OF SEXUAL AND PHYSICAL ABUSE 4- FAMILY INSTABILITY AND DISLOCATION 5- HX OF FOSTER CARE OR CPS 6- HOMELESS OR RUNAWAY OR THROWAWAY 7- POVERTY
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IS A 15-YEAR OLD GIRL WHO IS ARRESTED FOR PROSTITUTION IS SHE A VICTIM OR OFFENDER?
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VICTIM
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ARE CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING “PREVALENCE” RATES KNOWN?
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NO; BUT IT’S COMMON
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ARE THERE SPECIALIZED COURTS FOR CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY?
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YES
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IS THERE RECOMMENDED OR MANDATORY TRAINING (CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING) FOR POLICE, SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND COURT STAFF?
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YES
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IS THERE GENDER SPECIFIC PROGRAMMING IN LA COUNTY?
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YES
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WHAT DOES CSEC STAND FOR?
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COMMERCIALLY SEXUALLY EXPLOITED CHILDREN
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DR. D’S CSEC STUDY INCLUDED WHICH SERVICES?
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1- SPECIALIZED COURT: STAR AND DREAM (EXCLUSIVE)
2- SPECIALIZED UNITS: PROBATION
3- CSEC ADVOCATE
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IN HOW MANY CATEGORIES AND ABOUT HOW MANY TOTAL SAMPLES WERE IN DR. D’S STUDY?
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FOUR; 1,000
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WHAT WERE THE FOUR CATEGORIES
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PROBATION - CSEC
PROBATION - NON CSEC
DCFS - CSEC
DCFS - NON CSEC
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PROBATION CSEC SAMPLE: WHAT IS THE AVERAGE AGE OF FIRST ARREST?
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14.3
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PROBATION CSEC SAMPLE: ETHNIC BREAKDOWN?
64.2% (64) BLACK; 28.7% (30) HISPANIC
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PROBATION CSEC SAMPLE: WHAT IS THE MISD AND FELONY %
57. 5 % MISD OR 60%
| 38. 2 % FELONY OR 40%
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FIRST ARREST FOR PROSTITUTION PERCENTAGE IS?
3.7%
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PROBATION NON-CSEC SAMPLE: AVERAGE AGE OF FIRST ARREST?
14.2
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PROBATION NON-CSEC SAMPLE: ETHNIC BREAKDOWN?
63.3% BLACK OR 60%
| 30% HISPANIC
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PROBATION NON-CSEC SAMPLE: WHAT IS THE MISD AND FELONY %
46. 4% MISD
| 52. 3% FELONY
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PROBATION NON-CSEC SAMPLE: FIRST ARREST FOR PROSTITUTION PERCENTAGE?
1.6%
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AS FAR AS AVERAGE TIME INCARCERATED IS CSEC OR NON-CSEC MORE EFFECTIVE? IN OTHER WORDS, WHO IS MORE PUNITIVE THE CSEC ON NON-CSEC?
CSEC
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WHO FOUND CSEC MOST AND LEAST HELPFUL
MOST: SPECIALIZED PROBATION OFFICERS (ALMOST 100%)
LEAST: SPECIALIZED SOCIAL WORKER (75%)
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SASHA: AGE; ETHNICITY; HOW LONG IN THE SYSTEM; MOST HARMFUL ACT; DISPOSITION.
17, BLACK, LIFE, CSEC, OUT OF STATE
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SASHA'S THOUGHTS:
NOT AT THAT STAGE; EXPOSURE TO JJ SYSTEM MADE IT WORSE.
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LATISHA: AGE; ETHNICITY; HOW LONG IN THE SYSTEM; MOST HARMFUL ACT; DISPOSITION.
19, BLACK, LIFE, BORN WITH DRUGS & PROSTITUTION; CLOSED AB 12 PROGRAMMING
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LATISHA'S THOUGHTS:
BOTH LATISHA AND THE SYSTEM FAILED IN RECOGNIZING THAT SHE WAS GRIEVING HER MOM
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SKYLER: AGE; ETHNICITY; HOW LONG IN THE SYSTEM; MOST HARMFUL ACT; DISPOSITION.
UNK; SINCE 13, CSEC PEERS THAN CSEC HERSELF, STAR & ADVOCATE, RETURNED HOME.
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SKYLER'S THOUGHT:
DON'T LIKE BIG FACILITIES; 6- BED ONLY- IF I LIKE IT - I'LL STAY
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HOW MANY SECTIONS DOES DR. D HAVE IN HER STUDY FOR A JUVENILE PROGRAM?
8
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WHAT ARE THE 8 SECTIONS?
1-RECOGNIZE AND ADDRESS TRAUMA
2-PROMOTE RELATIONSHIPS AND EXPANSION OF SERVICES.
3- PROMOTE YOUTH'S POSITIVES AND PERSPECTIVES
4-STAFF TRAINING
5-MULTI-DISCIPLINARY SUPPORT ( HOLISITIC)
6-LEARN AND EXPAND (POSITIVE) PLACEMENTS
7-ADDRESS DISPROPORTIONALITY (IMPLICIT & EXPLICIT) AND CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMS
8-DATE COLLECTION & EVALUATION SYSTEM
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WHAT ARE DR. D'S FINAL THOUGHTS OF GIRLS
TALK, BE THERE, STAY, DO BETTER (ENCOURAGE), HOPE.
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CROSS OVER YOUTH: NON-CONCURRENT?
TOUCH BOTH BUT NOT AT THE SAME TIME
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CROSS OVER YOUTH: CONCURRENT
TOUCH BOTH AT THE SAME TIME
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CROSS OVER YOUTH: WHAT TWO SYSTEMS?
CHILD WELFARE AND JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
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DUALLY ADJUDICATED AND DUALLY INVOLVED ARE YOUTH WHO ARE CONCURRENT. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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"1ST DELINQUENT COURT PETITION" BETWEEN OHIO AND NEW YORK. OHIO IS 11,441 IN 4 YEARS VS NY AT 1272 IN ONE YEAR (5200 IN 4 YEARS) OVER 100% DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OHIO AND NEW YORK. TRUE OR FALSE?
TRUE
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DID NEARLY ALL OF THE "DUAL CONTACT YOUTH" FOLLOW THE CHILD WELFARE PATHWAY? YES OR NO
YES
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DUALLY INVOLVED YOUTH TAKE THE PATHWAY OF CHILD WELFARE THE MOST. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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WHAT IS 241.1 WIC ?
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY SYSTEM THAT INCLUDES TWO DISCIPLINES
1: CHILD WELFARE (SOCIAL WORKER) 300, AND
2: COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT (PROBATION OFFICER) 602
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THERE ARE ABOUT EIGHT STEP BEFORE EXECUTION. EXECUTION BEING THE NINTH STEP. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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IT STARTS WITH A YOUTH IN CHILD WELFARE WHO IS CHARGED WITH A CRIMINAL OFFENSE. A PETITION TO JUVENILE COURT IS SUBMITTED. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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FROM THE PETITION (STEP 1) A REFERRAL TO BOTH AGENCIES, JOINT ASSESSMENT, JOINT DISCUSSION, PROBATION REPORT RECOMMENDATIONS, DISPOSITION OR COURT HEARING, A REVIEW OF THE COURT DISPOSITION, SOCIAL WORKER AND PROBATION OFFICER ARE ASSIGNED BEFORE THE ACTUAL EXECUTION (FINAL STEP). TRUE OR FALSE?
TRUE
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WHO ARE THE 241.1 REFERRALS?
BLACKS (45%) AND LATINO (43%) MALE (63%) AND FEMALE (37%)
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WHO ARE THE 241.1 REFERRALS?
10X REFERRAL DCFS + 5YRS DCFS + 32% IN GROUP HOMES + 33% UNIT 1, 23% UNIT 2, 21% UNIT 3.
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BLACK YOUTH ARE 10% OF POPULATION. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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BLACK YOUTH ARE FOSTER, PROBATION AND DUALLY INVOLVED INCREMENTALLY BY 30, 35, AND 45%. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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SCHOOL STATUS: 40% NO EDUC. RIGHTS HOLDER. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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SCHOOL STATUS: 49% CREDIT DEFICIENT. T OR F
TRUE
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SCHOOL STATUS: 16% NEEDED AN IEP. T OR F
TRUE
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES: 79% HAD MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS. T OR F
TRUE
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59% HAD PATTERN OF DRUG USE OR ABUSE. T OR F
TRUE
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23% SUICIDE IDEATION AND 27% ON PSYCH DRUGS. T OR F
TRUE
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BREAK DOWN OF JUVENILE OFFENSES: VIOLENT, PROPERTY, AND OTHER OFFENSES 40, 35, 28% RESPECTIVELY. T OR F
TRUE
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THE MAJORITY OF MDT RECOMMENDATIONS RECEIVED
INFORMAL PROBATION (56%) FOLLOWED BY
DUAL JURISDICTION (31%). T OR F
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TRUE
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THE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE REFERRAL THAT WAS MOST GIVEN TO DUALLY INVOLVED YOUTH WAS?
INDIVIDUAL THERAPY AT 74% (GROUP THERAPY 2ND AT A RATE OF 35%)
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THE SERVICE REFERRAL THAT WAS LEAST GIVEN WAS?
TRAUMA INFORMED CARE AT 1%
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ALCOHOL AND DRUG EDUCATION INTERVENTION WAS HIGHEST AT A RATE OF ?
30%
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WHAT IS AN EVIDENCED BASED PROGRAM?
TWO HIGH QUALITY RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIALS
OR
ONE HIGH QUALITY RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL AND ONE HIGH QUALITY QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION.
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INTERVENTION IMPACT IS POSITIVE IF?
SUSTAINED FOR 12-MONTHS AFTER PROGRM ENDS.
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WHAT IS A PROMISING PRACTICE?
INTERVENTION SPECIFICITY: ID's problems
EVALUATION QUALITY: two HQ randomized control trials OR
one HQ Randomized control trial and one quasi-experimental evaluation.
INTERVENTION IMPACT: positively changed ID'd problems and there is no harmful effects.
DISSEMINATION READINESS: has proper org. capability, manuals, training, technical asst., and other resources required for fidelity execution in communities and public service systems.
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WHAT IS EARLY PREVENTION?
NURSE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP
Pre-natal, post natal, and parenting support
CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Nutrition & Health
REDUCTION: parental child abuse, parental arrests, and fewer juvenile arrests.
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WHAT IS EARLY PREVENTION?
NURSE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP
Pre-natal, post natal, and parenting support
CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Nutrition & Health
REDUCTION: parental child abuse, parental arrests, and fewer juvenile arrests.
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What are the three family based programs?
MST; FFT; MD TFC
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TARGET (3) ?
1- REDUCES TRAUMATIC STRESS REACTIONS
2-USED IN JJ FACILITIES
3-FOCUS ON SELF-REGULATION
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COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS:
WHICH HAD THE HIGHEST % CHANGE RE-OFFENSE?
ADOLESCENT DIVERSION PROJECT WITH A -28%
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COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS:
WHICH HAD THE HIGHEST BENEFIT COST?
MULTI DIMENSIONAL TREATMENT FOSTER CARE
| MDTFC WITH $51,857
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WHO DID THE MET-ANALYSIS ON JUVENILE OFFENDER THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS?
MARK LIPSEY
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WHAT WAS THE MAIN GOAL OF THE META-ANALYSIS?
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHEST REDUCTION IN RECIDIVISM RATES
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WHAT WAS THE MAIN GOAL OF THE META-ANALYSIS?
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHEST REDUCTION IN RECIDIVISM RATES
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RISK LEVEL:
WHAT IS THE IMPLICATION?
TARGET MOST EFFECTIVE PROGRAMMING TO THE HIGHEST RISK OFFENDORS
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RISK LEVEL:
HIGHEST RISK OFFENDERS TEND TO BE IN THE LEAST SECURE SETTING. TRUE OR FALSE?
FALSE - THEY ARE IN THE MOST SECURE SETTING.
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WHO DISAGREES WITH THIS FINDING?
HENGGELER; WHY?
| HENGGELER BELIEVES A PROGRAM IS MOST EFFECTIVE IN A COMMUNITY BASED - RIGOROUS EVALUATION.
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PROGRAM TYPE: COUNSELING TYPE
GENERIC PROGRAM TYPE
WHICH TWO PROGRAM TYPES HAD THE HIGHEST RECIDIVISM REDUCTION?
THE LEAST REDUCTION IN RECIDIVISM?
MONITORING 22%
GROUP 24%
PEER 3-4 %
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PROGRAM TYPE:
THE COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL HAD THE HIGHEST RECIDIVISM REDUCTION AT 26%.
TRUE OR FALSE?
TRUE
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DURATION AND QUALITY:
WHAT DOES DURATION MEAN?
DURATION: DOSAGE THAT LASTS ENOUGH TO IMPACT OFFENDING, BUT NOT "THE LONG THE BETTER."
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WHAT DOES QUALITY MEAN?
WELL TRAINED STAFF:
LOW DROP OUT
LOW TURNOVER
FIDELITY TO THE PROGRAM
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMMING.
1- TARKET HIGH RISK OFFENDERS
2- USE THERAPEUTIC RATHER THAN CONTROL DETERRENCE APPROACH
3-PROVEN EFFECTIVE AND MATCH NEEDS
4-PROGRAM SUPPORT TO ENHANCE QUALITY AND DURATION.
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WHAT DOESN'T WORK?
SCARED STRIGHT
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DOES JUVENILE INCARCERATION REDUCE CRIME?
NO, IT REDUCES HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION AND INCREASES ADULT INCARCERATION.
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WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN RECEIVING EBP?
5%
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IS THE PUBLIC SUPPORTIVE OF JUVENILE REFORM?
YES
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WHAT DOES PUBLIC OPINION CENTER ON?
PUBLIC SAFETY - LESS SUPPORT FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS AND VIOLENT OFFENDERS.
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WHAT DOES PUBLIC OPINION CENTER ON?
PUBLIC SAFETY - LESS SUPPORT FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS AND VIOLENT OFFENDERS.
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WHAT DOES THE PUBLIC THINK?
REHAB COULD REDUCE CRIME AND IS WILLING TO PAY MORE TAX;
SUPPORTS YOUNGSTERS WHO COMMIT VIOLENT CRIME
BELEIVE IN JUVENILE SEGREGATION
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THE PUBLIC AGREES THAT JUVENILES SHOULD BE TREATED DIFFERENTLY THAN ADULTS? TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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VOTERS CARE MORE ABOUT PREVENTING CRIME THAN ABOUT HOW LONG JUVENILES ARE INCARCERATED. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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VOTERS SAY LOW LEVEL AND HIGH LEVEL OFFENSES SHOULD BE HANDLED SEPARATELY. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
SOCIAL SERVICES VS JUSTICE SYSTEM
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NEARLY ALL JJ YOUTH HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO SOME KIND OF TRAUMATIC EVENT. TRUE OR FLASE?
TRUE
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HOW MANY JUVENILES IN JJ EXPERIENCE POST TRAUMATIC STRESS SYMPTOMS?
THE MAJORITY
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WHAT ARE THE GIRL /BOY % BREAKDOWN OF PTSD
BOYS 30% GIRLS 50%
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TRAUMATIC STRESS OCURES WHEN YOU EXPERIENCE OR WITNESS DEATH INJURY OR VIOLENCE. T OR F
TRUE
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TRAUMATIC STRESS OCURES WHEN YOU EXPERIENCE FIRST HAND REPEATED OR EXTREME EXPOSURE AND DETAILS OF A TRAUMATIC EVENT. T OR F
TRUE
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WHAT ARE THE TRAUMATIC STRESS REACTIONS THAT LEAD TO PTSD?
1- INTRUSION (MEMORIES OR DREAMS)
2- AROUSAL (INSOMNIA AND IRRITABLE)
3- ALTERATIONS IN MOOD AND COGNITION (NEG. BELIEFS AND FEELING OF DETACHEMENT)
4- AVOIDANCE (OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMINDERS)
5- DISSOCIATION (SUSTYPE) (DEPERSONALIZATION AND DEREALIZATION)
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MALTREATMENT, ABUSE, AND NEGLECT ARE ALL CORRELATED TO INCARCERATION, DELINQUENCY IN ALL LEVEL OF SERIOUSNESS , ARRESTS, YOUNGER AT FIRST ARREST. T OR F
TRUE
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ARE GIRLS ALWAYS MORE TRAUMATIZED IN JJ THAN BOYS?
YES, ESPECIALLY IN THE CATEGORIES OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT.
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WHAT ARE THE TRAUMATIC STRESS REACTIONS THAT LEAD TO PTSD?
RISK FACTORS
1- INTRUSION (MEMORIES OR DREAMS)
2- AROUSAL (INSOMNIA AND IRRITABLE)
3- ALTERATIONS IN MOOD AND COGNITION (NEG. BELIEFS AND FEELING OF DETACHMENT)
4- AVOIDANCE (OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMINDERS)
5- DISSOCIATION (SUBTYPE) (DEPERSONALIZATION AND DEREALIZATION)
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MALTREATMENT, ABUSE, AND NEGLECT ARE ALL CORRELATED TO INCARCERATION, DELINQUENCY IN ALL LEVEL OF SERIOUSNESS , ARRESTS, YOUNGER AT FIRST ARREST. T OR F
TRUE
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ARE GIRLS ALWAYS MORE TRAUMATIZED IN JJ THAN BOYS?
YES, ESPECIALLY IN THE CATEGORIES OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT.
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33% OF INFANTS BEGAN EXPERIENCING TRAUMA AT BIRTH. TRUE OR FALSE?
TRUE; DROPPED TO 6% AT AGE 1. SPIKES AT 5-YEARS OF AGE TO 8%. STEADY STARTS DROP OFF AT 13.5 YEARS OF AGE TO 0% AT 17.
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YOUTH IN THE JJ SYSTEM EXPERIENCE "AROUSAL" 80.60% OF THE TIME. T OR F
TRUE
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HOW MANY YOUTH HAVE A DIAGNOSABLE MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM
70%
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OF THOS WITH A MENTAL DIAGNOSIS 79% MET CRITERIA FOR 2 DIAGNOSIS AND 60% FOR 3 DIAGNOSIS. T OR F
TRUE
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OF THOS WITH A MENTAL DIAGNOSIS 79% MET CRITERIA FOR 2 DIAGNOSIS AND 60% FOR 3 DIAGNOSIS. T OR F
TRUE
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YOUTH COMMIT 25.9% OF ALL SERIOUS OFFENSES IN THE U.S. T OR F
TRUE
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YOUTH INCARCERATION RATE COMPARED TO OTHER COUNTRIES
USA 336
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ANNUAL COST OF A YOUTH'S INCARCERATION
$88,000
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RECURRING VIOLENT AND ABUSIVE CONDITIONS AT JJ - STATUS?
CLEARLY DOCUMENTED SINCE 2000
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HOW MANY YOUTH ARE SEXUALLY ABUSED WHILE INCARCERATED AT JUVENILE FACILITIES?
1 IN 8
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the national survey of youth in custody (NSYC) found that one in ten youth reported sexual misconduct by a staff member. true or false?
true
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ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL ABUSE AVERAGED 2000 A YEAR IN 2005-2006. TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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WHAT IS PREA
PRISON RAPE ELIMINATION ACT
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WHAT PERCENTAGE OF YOUTH STATE STAFF INFLICT PUNISHMENT WITHOUT CAUSE?
50%
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HOW MANY EXPERIENCE SOME KIND OF MECHANICAL RESTRAINTS?
28%
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29% of fellow youth put IN A RESTRAINT CHAIR. T OR F
TRUE
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HOW MANY OF YOUTH IN JJ EXPERIENCE SOLITARY CONFINEMENT?
33% OR 1/3
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WHAT PERCENT EXPERIENCED MORE THAN 24- HOURS IN SOLITARY?
55%
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WHAT CUASES COUD SOLITARY HAVE ON YOUTH?
SUICIDE AND TRIGGER TRAUMATIC REMINDERS
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WHAT THREE FORMS OR EFFORT ARE USED TO IMPROVE (REFORM) CONDITIONS OF CONFINEMENT?
POLICYMAKING
LITIGATION
ADVOCACY
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LITIGATION:
DUE PROCESS OF 14TH AMENDMENT AND 8TH AMENDMENT ARE RELEVANT TO YOUTH. T OR F
TRUE
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WHY SHOULD JUVENILES HAVE A HIGHER LEVEL OF CARE?
BECAUSE THEY ARE ADJUDICATED AS JUVENILES AND NOT CONVICTED OF A CRIME.
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WHY SHOULD JUVENILES HAVE A HIGHER LEVEL OF CARE?
BECAUSE THEY ARE ADJUDICATED AS JUVENILES AND NOT CONVICTED OF A CRIME.
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FARRELL Vs ALLEN (2003)
AN END TO INHUMANE DETENTION OF YOUTH WITH DISABILITIES. (CONSENT DECREE)
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mother v cya
declaratory and injunction relief monies being spent on subpar facilities.
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SB 81
authorization to enforce farrell vs allen decision.
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WHAT ARE THE SIX BULLET POINTS THAT DESCRIBE THE MISSOURI MODEL AS BEST PRACTICE?
1-REHABILITATIVE NOT INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT
2-SMALL GROUP MODEL
3-SAFETY VIA POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS (STAFF)
4-QUALITY EDUCATION
5-INTEGRATED PROGRAM (COLLABORATION OTHER SPECIALIST)
6-RE-ENTRY (COMMUNITY) PLANNING (FAMILY, EDUCATION, JOBS)
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WHAT IS THE SCORE CARD (4-AREAS) FOR MISSOURI MODEL?
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7% RECIDIVATED
85% ENROLLED IN SCHOOL AFTER DISCHARGE
Y ON Y 4.5 TIMES LESS LIKELY
Y ON S 13 TIMES LESS LIKELY
SHU 200 TIMES LESS LIKELY
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WHAT ARE THE LA MODEL PROGRAM POINTS (10)
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1- COLLABORATION
2-PROGRAMMING
3-FAMILIIES
4-RE-ENTRY
5-SMALL GROUP
6-SAFETY
7-ACADEMIC
8-PROBATION (RE-INVENT) MENTOR NOT POLICE
9-STRENGTH BASED - AGE APPROPRIATE PROGRAM THAT BUILDS ON EMPOWERMENT AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS
10-DATA EFFECTIVENESS AND PLANNING
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