A state correctional system is redesigning its prison classification system to align with national standards and better match incarcerated individuals to appropriate security levels. Which of the following approaches would best achieve this goal while addressing criminogenic risks and needs?Implement a single-level system where all incarcerated individuals are housed together regardless of risk level, to simplify operations and reduce costs.Use only low-level and maximum-security designations to streamline management while avoiding unnecessary complexity.Adopt a multi-tiered classification system, such as minimum, medium, maximum, and super-maximum levels, to ensure varying supervision intensities align with individuals' risk levels.House all individuals in a super-maximum facility to ensure the highest level of security and control across the population.