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question 10 (1 point)
in what terms is the success of probation and parole usually measured?
a) recidivism
b) research
c) crime statistics
d) none of the above
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Explanation:

Recidivism refers to the tendency of a convicted criminal to re - offend. Probation and parole aim to rehabilitate individuals and prevent them from committing new crimes. If the rate of recidivism (the number of people who re - offend after being on probation or parole) is low, it is considered a sign of success. Research is a general activity and not a direct measure of success for probation and parole. Crime statistics are a broad category and do not specifically target the success of these correctional measures in the way recidivism does.

Answer:

A. Recidivism