A) To increase disciplinary violations B) To humiliate the offender C) To help individuals understand their problems and develop healthier coping strategies D) To prevent personal development
A) UN Convections Against Torture B) UN Standards Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners C) UN Convention on the Rights of the Child D) UN Guideliness on Juvenile Justice
A) Individual Therapy B) Medication Distribution C) Group Therapy D) Physical Restraint
A) 2015 B) 1955 C) 1955 D) 2020
A) 60 B) 15 C) 7 D) 30
A) Private donors B) NGO's C) The prisoner's D) The stale
A) To punish offenders more severely B) To increase prison population C) To remove all community programs D) To promote rehabilitation and behavioral change
A) A prison security system B) A method or approach used to support C) A court procedure D) A type of criminal offense
A) To isolate all offenders permanently B) To eliminate all legal rights C) To reduce reoffending and support reintegration D) To encourage criminal behavior
A) Surveillance only B) Physical punishment C) Cognitive-behavioral therapy D) Detention
A) Ignoring individual needs B) Increasing the length of imprisonment C) Removing family contact D) Helping individuals develop skills and behaviors that support lawful living
A) Collective punishment B) Risk, need, and responsivity C) Strict isolation D) Uniform punishment
A) Tailoring interventions to a person's needs and circumstances B) Ignoring personal history C) Using punishment as the only method D) Providing identical interventions to everyone
A) Security guard only B) Traffic enforcer C) Court stenographer D) Psychologist
A) To replace the court's decision B) To record only criminal charges C) To guarantee immediate release D) To establish rehabilitation goals and interventions
A) Ignore supervision conditions B) Avoid all communication C) Blame others for every problem D) Practice anger-management skills
A) A punishment-only environment B) A setting without rules C) An environment that supports safety, learning, and positive change D) A place where clients are humiliated
A) Active listening and respectful communication B) Making decisions without listening C) Sharing confidential information publicly D) Threatening the client
A) Focusing only on physical security B) Providing punishment without support C) Avoiding family and community involvement D) Addressing psychological and social needs to support recovery and functioning
A) Surveillance B) Group therapy C) Physical restraint D) Solitary confinement
A) 1:5 B) 1:10 C) 1:7 D) 1:12
A) 1:12 B) 1:18 C) 1:30 D) 1:24
A) Punishment Detention Limit B) Person Deprived Liberty C) Prisoner Detention Location D) Public Detention Level
A) BuCor or Local Jail B) BJMP C) NBI D) PNP
A) Tangerine/ Orange B) Brown C) Yellow D) Blue
A) Brown B) Blue C) Yellow D) Orange
A) Yellow B) Blue C) Orange D) Brown
A) Yellow B) Brown C) Orange D) Blue
A) Right to life and dignity B) Right to escape C) Right to carry weapon D) Right to Torture others
A) Automatic release from prison B) A guaranteed court acquittal C) Removal of criminal records D) Approved privileges or rewards
A) Learning by observing and imitating behavior B) Avoiding all examples C) Memorizing criminal statutes D) Using punishment alone
A) Practicing responses to real-life situations B) Avoiding communication C) Replacing all assessments D) Determining guilt
A) Avoidance of responsibility B) Recognition and regulation of anger C) Aggressive responses D) Retaliation skills
A) Blaming others B) Recognizing triggers and using calming strategies C) Suppressing every emotion indefinitely D) Escalating arguments
A) 5 hours B) 4 hours C) 2 hours D) 1 hours
A) Prison management B) Court detention C) Institutional custody D) Community- based correction
A) Public Probation Association B) Parole and Probation Administration C) Philippine Poleice Authority D) Prison Protection Agency
A) Department of Justice B) Department of National Defence C) Department of Health D) Department of Education
A) Mayor B) President C) Barangay Captain D) Police chief
A) A pardon with conditions B) A permanent dismissal of a case C) A new criminal charge D) A prison sentence
A) Temporary Custody B) Training Center C) Therapeutic Community D) Treatment Court
A) No rules B) The same punishment C) No duties D) Roles and Responsibilities
A) Elimination of personal responsibility B) Avoidance of all feedback C) Guaranteed release D) Peer support and shared learning
A) Make every decision for members B) Encourage harmful behavior C) Disclose private information D) Guide discussion and maintain a safe, respectful environment
A) A therapeutic approach that works with family relationships and interactions B) A law enforcement interrogation C) A method of prison construction D) A type of criminal sentencing
A) No right to appeal B) Secret punishment C) Due process D) No written rules
A) 2 B) 6 C) 3 D) 5
A) Rich vs.Poor B) Adult vs. Child C) Pre-trial vs. Convicted D) Female vs. Male
A) Pat search B) Strip Search C) Rub search D) Random search
A) City/Municipal/ District jails B) Provincial jail only C) National prison D) Police detention cells
A) Provincial Jail B) National Prison and Colonies C) NBI detention D) City jails
A) Time Allocation for Study and Mental Training B) Total Allowance for sentence and Time Management C) Time Allowance for Study, Teaching and Mentoring D) Teaching Assistance for Sentenced and Trand Men
A) Entry/Orientation B) Re-entry C) Primary Treatment D) Pre-re-entry
A) Pre-re-entry B) Orientation C) Re-entry D) Aftercare
A) To remove family support B) To prevent community participation C) To increase imprisonment D) To prepare clients to reintegration
A) Public disclosure of unrelated secrets B) Physical punishment C) Constructive feedback and awareness of behavior D) Humiliation and intimidation
A) Avoiding supervision B) Blaming others for every mistake C) Taking responsibility for one's actions and commitments D) Denying all consequences
A) A system for assigning criminal penalties B) A type of police investigation C) People and relationships that can provide practical and emotional assistance D) A court document
A) Conflict-resolution training B) Social exclusion C) Punitive isolation D) Retaliation training
A) Protecting private client information, subject to legal and safety limits B) Avoiding case documentation entirely C) Keeping information from every authorized D) Sharing all details with the public
A) BuCor organization B) Time allowances C) Violative Substance/ inhalants D) BJMP rules
A) Isolation B) Conflict C) Responsibility and Cooperation D) Rule-breaking
A) Tailoring B) Sentencing C) Prosecution D) Arrest
A) They prevent reintegration B) They can improve employment opportunities C) They increase prison time D) They remove responsiblity
A) Arrest B) Prosecution C) Imprisonment D) Counseling
A) To support behavioral change B) To increase punishment C) To create conflict D) To prevent communication
A) Skill and Knowledge B) Isolation C) Prison overcrowding D) Criminal behavior
A) Violence B) Denial C) Escape D) Apology
A) Community Service B) Trial C) Prison Isolation D) Arrest
A) Sentencing B) Police Investigation C) Therapeutic Community D) Court proceedings
A) Learning skills to recognize and manage stress B) Avoiding all responsibilities C) Using aggression to cope D) Increasing exposure to unnecessary stress
A) Avoiding sleep B) Using threats C) Slow, controlled breathing D) Escalating an argument
A) A therapeutic approach that uses artistic expression to support exploration and well-being B) A legal investigation technique C) A type of punishment D) A method of criminal identification
A) Guaranteed B) Prohibited C) Only for certain faiths D) Allowed with conditions
A) DOH B) DEPED C) CHR D) UNOOC
A) A type of criminal prosecution B) An approach that supports participation in meaningful daily activities and functional skills C) A system of surveillance D) A method of imposing sentences
A) Using recreation and leisure activities to support health and functioning B) A criminal trial method C) A form of interrogation D) A type of detention
A) A method of criminal sentencing B) A type of physical restraint C) Support for developing work skills and preparing for employment D) A process for determining guilt
A) A system of punishment B) Teaching practical skills for independent and responsible daily living C) A method of avoiding employment D) Teaching ways to evade supervision
A) A technique for increasing punishment B) A method based only on revenge C) A system that automatically removes all penalties D) . An approach focused on addressing harm, accountability, and repairing relationships where appropriate
A) A replacement for every court proceeding B) A process that forces victims to meet offenders C) A facilitated process where a victim and offender may discuss harm and possible ways to address it D) A method of public shaming
A) Anger-management training B) Social isolation C) Public humiliation D) Punitive confrontation
A) Cognitive-behavioral therapy B) Solitary confinement C) Physical punishment D) Surveillance only
A) Punitive isolation B) Court testimony C) Motivational interviewing D) Public criticism
A) Public shaming B) Family counseling C) Ignoring the problem D) Increased isolation
A) Criminal investigation B) Punitive discipline C) Stress and emotional regulation D) Court reporting
A) Punitive control B) Public interrogation C) Peer support D) Social exclusion
A) Token economy B) Victim-offender mediation C) Art therapy D) Family therapy
A) Confrontational interrogation B) Punishment C) Relapse prevention D) Social exclusion
A) Court adjudication B) Solitary confinement C) Role-playing D) Public shaming
A) Group therapy B) Individual therapy C) Victim-offender mediation D) Community patrol
A) Security surveillance B) Punitive isolation C) Criminal prosecution D) Therapeutic Community
A) Publicly discussing the client's experience B) Using threats to obtain cooperation C) Safety, choice, and avoiding unnecessary retraumatization D) Forcing immediate disclosure
A) Vocational rehabilitation B) Punitive isolation C) Victim-offender mediation D) Court testimony
A) Physical restraint B) Punitive confrontation C) Public criticism D) Motivational interviewing
A) Anger punishment B) Surveillance C) Vocational rehabilitation D) Art therapy
A) Punitive isolation B) Criminal prosecution C) Life-skills training D) Court sentencing
A) Avoidance B) Aggressive confrontation C) Empathy and communication D) Permanent exclusion
A) Individual behavioral monitoring B) Stress-management training C) Token economy D) Victim-offender mediation
A) Identical treatment for everyone B) Permanent exclusion C) Punishment without assessment D) Individualized and responsive treatment |