1. What age range typically defines “emerging adulthood” according to the presentation? *

2. According to the presentation, which of the following is a characteristic challenge for emerging adults in the criminal justice system? *

3. According to the ACE score distribution data, what percentage of individuals who have sexually offended had 4 or more ACEs? *

4. Which assessment tool is described as a “bridging tool” between juvenile and adult systems? *

5. What age range does the PROFESOR assessment tool cover? *

6. True or false? The Static-99R is recommended for use with individuals under the age of 18 at the time of release. *

7. Which two factors distinguished “desisters” from “persisters” in the Pathways to Desistance study? *

8. According to the Pathways to Desistance study, what percentage of youth reported decreased illegal behavior during the first 3 years? *

9. True or false? Longer stays in juvenile institutions reduce recidivism. *

10. Why might the Static-99R produce inflated risk estimates for emerging adults? *

11. What are dynamic risk factors? *

12. What are the two problematic items in the Static-99R for emerging adults? *

13. How many hours of treatment are recommended for average-risk individuals? *

14. A 22-year-old client has completed a sex-offense–specific treatment program. He has not reoffended and says he “followed all the rules,” but he remains socially isolated, expresses little empathy toward others, and frequently describes himself as “broken” and “undeserving of a normal life.” Based on the definition of successful treatment from the presentation, which conclusion is most accurate? *

15. Which therapeutic model is described as “one of the most effective interventions for juvenile offenders”? *

16. According to the RNR model, how many hours of treatment are recommended for lower risk individuals? *

17. Which four main areas of functioning does Dialectical Behavior Therapy focus on? *

18. What distinguishes emerging adults from strictly juveniles or adults? *

19. What confounding variables impact amenability to treatment? *

20. Brain development is not fully complete until what age? *

21. What part of the brain is responsible for decision making and is not fully developed until the mid-20s? *

22. According to the developmental manifestation model, which category represents the most sophisticated level of problematic sexual behaviors? *

23. What impact can being labeled a “sex offender” have on emerging adults? *

24. Which assessment tool examines both sexual offending-related and non-sexual offending-related static risk factors? *

25. What therapeutic approach is suggested for emerging adults regarding healthy versus problematic pornography use? *