Probation officers often believe that although most status offenders do not pose a danger to others ...........

Juvenile Justice Act Introduction and Definition

Probation officers often believe that although most status offenders do not pose a danger to others, they do frequently exhibit destructive behavior patterns such as:

suicide ideation

alcohol abuse

drug abuse

b and c only

all of the above

छोटे Courses बड़े Results

Master Introduction and Definition

Prepare through Micro-courses

Try Now

Explanation:

- Status offenders are typically non-criminal juveniles who commit acts not considered criminal if done by adults (e.g., truancy).

- Suicide ideation: This is when someone frequently thinks about, considers, or plans suicide. It's a potential risk but not always prevalent among all status offenders.

- Alcohol abuse: This involves excessive use of alcohol which can lead to harmful consequences. Probation officers often observe this in status offenders.

- Drug abuse: This refers to the harmful or hazardous use of psychoactive substances, including illegal drugs. It's another destructive pattern seen among status offenders.

- Option 1 includes suicide ideation.

- Option 4 includes alcohol and drug abuse only.

- Correct Answer: Option 5 - all of the above