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autocratic warden
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a warden who is clearly the boss and who uses negative and punitive means to control staff and inmates
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bureaucratization of corrections
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the process after ww2 in which states corrections were organized around bureucratic model
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california consensual model
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a participatory approach to prison management in which prison administration in cali surrendered so much control they were accused of negotiating with gangs
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corporate management model
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a version of participatory management that emphasizes modern management techniques
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michigan responsability model
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a participatory approach to prison management that aims to make inmates responsible for their own actions
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paramilitary model
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a military-style operation featuring uniforms, a hierarchy of officers, and military nomenclature
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participatory management
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a management style based on a team approach and on involving employees throughout the organization in decision making
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shared powers model
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a version of participatory management that involved not only staff but also inmates in the governance of the prison
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texas control model
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an approach to prison management in which corrections staff excercises strong control of inmates
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building tenders
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inmates in texas prisons who wer given authority by prison administration to discipline inmates who disturbed the social order
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indefensible space
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space within a prison that staff are unable to control
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protective custody
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a specific area of the prison in which vulnerable inmates are isolated from the general population
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screening of the vulnerable
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efforts of the prison to identify vulnerable inmates and protect them from victimization
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sexual victimization
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forcing an inmate to submit sexually to one or more inmates
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inmate disturbance
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disorderly conduct by inmates that is violent (assaults sabotage or non violent sit down strike, hunger strike)
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behavior modification
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a technique in which rewards or punishments are used to alter or change a persons behavior
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classification
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the process of assigning inmates to types of custody or treatment they need
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closed visits
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a visit during which no physical contact is permitted, separated by glass
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cognitive behavioral interventions
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interventions that try to identify cognitive defecits linked to criminalitty
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cognitive thinking skills program ctsp
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the most widely adopted of the cognitive behavioral interventions
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conjugal visit
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a visit lasting one or two ays during which prisoners can enjoy private visitation with their families
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psychotherapy
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treatment of a mental disorder that involves any means of communication between patient and a trained person
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reality therapy
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psychological therapy that aims to teach inmates to fulful their needs for relatedness and respect through actions that are realistic, responsible and right
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self help program
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a program for which inmates seek self improvement such as anger management or express ethnic and cultural goals
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service project
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a worthy cause, such as disaster relief or peer counseling in which inmates willingly participate
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therapeutic community
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a community treatment group designed to divert drug abusers from the criminal justice system, sometimes within prisons
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transactional analysis
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a form of psychotherapy that tries to bring into a balance the three states of the ego: parent, adult and child
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