Hello Professor I need your help to answer to those questions: 1) In _______-generation jails, correctional officers constantly supervise inmates from secure control booths that overlook inmate living areas. a) second b)first c) fourth d) third 2) Which of the following punishments is considered an intermediate sanction? a) Probation b)Suspended sentence c)Incarceration d)Home confinement 3) The process of rebuilding former ties to the community and establishing new ties after release from prison is known as a)restoration. b)recidivism. c)reintegration. d)de-prisonization. 4) The results of research on recidivism have indicated that the factormoststrongly related to the likelihood of rearrest is a)family life and living conditions. 2)educational achievement. b)length of prior arrest history. d) socioeconomic status 5) Who conducts the presentence investigation? a) Treatment supervisor b)Probation agency c)Parole officer d)Defendant's lawyer 6) Rather than having inmates attend periodic group sessions (one or two hourly sessions per week), _______ encompasses the total living environment of inmates so that the environment continually encourages positive behavioral change a) religious counseling b)individual therapy c)crisis intervention d)milieu therapy 7) According to data provided by the US Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Statistics, in 2016, approximately what percentage of the more than 1.6 million adults discharged from probation whose outcome was known had successfully met the conditions of their supervision? a) 75 percent b)66 percent c)80 percent d)60 percent 8 ) Until the middle of the twentieth century, courts followed a/an _______ philosophy toward prison matters. a)inmates' rights b)collective bargaining c)hands-off d)rights of access 9) Who among the following is considered the "father" of probation? a)John Augustus b)Walter Crofton c)Alexander Machonochie d)Zebulon Brockway 10) The _______ principle states that prisoners should receive no service or program superior to the services and programs available to free citizens without charge? a) no pay, no play b)convict-program c)less-eligibility d) prison-is-for-punishment