After conducting a root cause analysis (RCA), developing a corrective and/or preventative action plan can help acriminal justice professionaldetermine how best to resolve a problem or an issue. For example, you are a criminal justice professionalworking with people who have been granted release from incarceration, and you have a meeting with a new client who is about to be released from prison after a 15-year drug trafficking conviction.

Complete the following before responding to the questions.

• Reflect on how a corrective and/or preventative action plan can help you assess risks and needs and identify solutions to reduce the likelihood that they will re-offend.
• Select 1 of the 3 myths of eliminating constraints from the "Increase Your Freedom by Eliminating Constraints" section of Ch. 12, "Thinking Critically, Living Creatively," in your textbook,Thinking Critically, that relates to this client and their situation.

Respond to the following:

• Corrective Action: How would you help them understand and recognize the selected constraint?
• Preventative Action:
• What background information about the client's behavior would be relevant to you as you devise a strategy for their reentry into society?
• What resources would you provide the client to empower them to change their future behavior? Explain your answer.revinU