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EBCM Quiz

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EBCM Change and Criminology Quiz

Test your knowledge on the stages of change, criminogenic needs, and desistance theory with our EBCM Quiz. This engaging quiz is designed for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of behavior change and its implications for criminal justice.

Join now to unlock insights on:
• Stages of change in behavioral transformation
• Central criminogenic needs affecting re-offending
• The principles of Risk, Need, and Responsivity (RNR)

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by TransformingMind57

What is the correct order of the six stages of change?

Precontemplation, Preparation, Contemplation, Action, Maintenance, Relapse

Preparation, Precontemplation, Contemplation, Action, Relapse, Maintenance

Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, Maintenance, Relapse

If an individual begins to seek out resources and think seriously about how they might change their behaviours, which stage of change would they be in?

Pre-contemplation

Contemplation

Action

Preparation

The definition “The cessation of offending or anti-social behaviours” relates to which theory?

Desistance theory

Psychological Theory

Interaction Theory

Using the RNR principles, which principle helps us identify WHO we need to target for more intensive treatment and services, based on a person’s likelihood of re-offending?

Need

Risk

Responsivity

Which of the below are not part of the central 8 criminogenic needs?

History of antisocial behaviour

Family/marital problems

Anti-social peers/attitudes

Mental health

Risk is assessed through the administration of validated assessment tools.

True

False

Criminal friends and isolation from pro-social peers are indicators of which central 8 criminogenic need?

Family/marital problems

Anti-social attitudes/cognition

Anti-social peers/associates

Substance abuse

Current and historical abuse of alcohol and/or drugs are indicators of which central 8 criminogenic need?

Lack of prosocial leisure activities

Anti-social peers/associates

Substance abuse

Anti-social personality pattern

Non-criminogenic needs are general needs that do not directly cause re-offending, however when addressed, contribute to success in targeting criminogenic needs.

True

False

What impacts can over-servicing have?

Lead to an expanding anti-social peer network

Have a detrimental impact on stakes in conformity such as employment or pro-social relationships

Negatively influence someone’s self-perception through labelling

All of the above

Desistance is a journey that often occurs quickly.

True

False

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