Post-Quiz – Using the Good Lives Model with Adolescents and Young Men Who Have Harmed Others Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.LayoutName *FirstLastEmail *1. Reducing harm inflicted on community is a ___ aim of correctional intervention. *a. Secondaryb. Primaryc. Dynamicd. None of the above2. Which of the following are dynamic risk factors? *a. Antisocial cognitionsb. General self-regulation difficultiesc. Poor sexual self-regulationd. All of the above3. ___ risk factors are markers for internal or external obstacles that block achieving primary goods in pro-social ways in addition to increasing risk. *a. Dynamicb. Secondaryc. Primaryd. Instrumental4. True or False? The Good Lives Model principles have excellent research. *a. Trueb. False5. Which of the following is NOT one of the four pathways to offending? *a. Avoidant-Passiveb. Avoidant-Automaticc. Approach-Explicitd. Avoidant-Active6. Which of the following is NOT a Good Life Goals? *a. Having funb. Having no purpose in lifec. Meeting my emotional needsd. Being my own person7. True or False? All Human beings are goal-directed and predisposed to seek primary human goods. *a. Trueb. False8. The Good Lives Model Proposes at least ___ primary human goods. *a. 4b. 6c. 9d. 109. Which of the following are developmental effects of childhood adversity? *a. Attachmentb. Cascade effectc. Self-regulationd. All of the above10. ____ are actions, experiences, circumstances, states of being, etc., that individuals seek to attain for their own sake. *a. Primary human goodsb. Secondary human goodsc. Instrumental goodsd. None of the aboveSubmit