Chapter 6

5. The negative mental health effects of extended isolation
7. The type of physical barriers that are utilized to prevent inmates' escape and are related to public safety concerns
9. Related to the degree of staff supervision that is needed for a given inmate
10. Cells are organized on the outside of the square space, with shower facilities and recreational cells interspersed among the typical inmate living quarters
13. These high security facilities use corrugate chain-link fences
14. Designed to allow security personnel to clearly observe all inmates without the inmates themselves being able to tell whether they are being watched

1. A nonpunitive classification that requires the separation of inmates from the general population for safety
2. Designed to prevent undetected access to the outer fencing of the prison facility
3. A security-level status given to inmates who are deemed to be at risk of serious violence if not afforded protection
4. Consist of dormitories that have bunk beds with lockers for inmates to store their possessions and communal showers and toilets
6. A collection of components or elements that, when assembled in a carefully formulated plan, achieve the objective of confinement with a high degree of confidence
8. These prisons usually consist of dormitory-style housing for offenders rather than cellblocks
11. A special closed-custody unit designed to house the Federal Bureau of Prisons' worst inmates
12. In correctional facilities, these occur when areas of the prison are not easily viewed by security staff and/or surveillance equipment