Quiz: Evidence-Informed Practices for Addressing Juvenile Sexual Offenses (OT255-A) Quiz: Evidence-Informed Practices for Addressing Juvenile Sexual Offenses Training Title: Evidence-Informed Practices for Addressing Juvenile Sexual Offenses This exam contains 20 questions. In order to receive credit, you MUST get at least 16 questions correct. You may attempt the quiz as many times as you’d like. First Name * Last Name * Email * 1. According to a 2022 OJJDP study, juveniles accounted for ____% of those who committed sexual offenses against minors. * 8.5 14.3 25.8 34.4 2. One in ____ female teens is a victim of sexual or other abuse. * Three Four Five Six 3. Of the following statements about juvenile offenders as compared with adult offenders, which is true? * Juvenile recidivism is about the same. Juvenile offenders are more likely to grow out of crime. Juvenile offenders are more often victims of sexual, physical and emotional abuse. Both b and c 4. General recidivism for teens is ___ times higher than sexual recidivism. * 3 5 7 9 5. Untreated comorbid factors can _____ the rate of youth sexual recidivism. * double triple quadruple None of the above 6. Which of the following did the presenters cite as a treatment tool for JwSO youth deficits in prosocial skills? * Aggression Replacement Therapy (Goldstein et al., 1998) Thinking for a Change (Bush et al., 2011) Being a Pro (Ralph, 216) All of the above 7. The Commonwealth of Virginia Commission on Youth reported in 2011 that up to ____ % of JwSO youths have a diagnosable psychiatric disorder. * 20 40 60 80 8. In comparison to males, FJSOs are more likely to * get treatment. receive a verbal warning. get released. Both b and c 9. Which of the following is a way that JwSOs differ from other probation teens? * Neurological anomalies Anxiety Family criminality Verbal and performance IQ 10. True or false? As the human brain develops, the individual’s sensitivity to rewards matures in adulthood rather than adolescence. * True False 11. According to Laurence Steinberg, adolescence is a critical period for * brain changes. prosocial development. brain plasticity. All of the above 12. It is impossible to predict severe criminality for juveniles with reliability because * there isn’t enough data. we still don’t know enough about brain development. social development is still changing and modifiable by positive experiences/treatment. we still don’t have reliable tools for prediction. 13. In approximately what percentage of online offenses are the images self-produced? * 10% 20% 30% 50% 14. Who found frequent/daily social media use linked to a 77% increase in risky sexual behaviors in teens? * Steinberg Stanley et al. Purba et al. Pew Research Center, 2023 15. The How I Think Questionnaire (Barriga et al., 2001) measures youths’ tendencies to engage in * cognitive distortions. self-blame. antisocial behavior. sexual aggression. 16. True or false? One of the eight subscale scores on the How I Think Questionnaire is lying. * True False 17. In what year were the ATSA juvenile practice guidelines published? * 2017 2019 2021 2023 18. What tool helps assess a youth’s level of risk for violence? * YLS/CMI SAVRY CASOM ART 19. What tool helps assess a youth’s risk of sexual recidivism? * YLS/CMI ERASOR JSORRAT Both b and c 20. True or false? Lipsey et al. (2010) found that community-based programs are as effective as residential/secure treatment for JwSOs. * True False Submit If you are human, leave this field blank. Δ
