Please Note: Using a minimum of 4 recent scholarly peered reviewed articles less than 5yrs old for each DQ 1 and DQ2.respectively using APA format, and 750 words for each topic AND include the HTTP or DOI for all references used. Please write them separately

 DQ 1
Critics argue that some types of prison labor take away from free market enterprise. Should we be concerned with prison labor being a form of low cost labor that does not assist offenders in vocational rehabilitation but rather hinders capitalist markets?
 DQ 2
How does vocational rehabilitation promote change in inmate behavior? How can mental health treatment be incorporated into a vocational rehabilitation setting?
PLEASE SEE READING ASSIGNED
1. Why Work While Incarcerated? Inmate Perceptions on Prison Industries Employment
Read Why Work While Incarcerated? Inmate Perceptions on Prison Industries Employment, by Richmond, from Journal of Offender Rehabilitation (2014).
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2. Employment of Ex-Prisoners With Mental Health Problems, a Realistic Evaluation Protocol
Read Employment of Ex-Prisoners With Mental Health Problems, a Realistic Evaluation Protocol, by Hamilton, Schneider, Kane, & Jordan, from BMC Psychiatry (2015).
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3. ‘Im Not Sure That I Can Figure Out How to Do That’: Pursuit of Work Among People With Mental Illnesses Leaving Jail
Read ‘Im Not Sure That I Can Figure Out How to Do That’: Pursuit of Work Among People With Mental Illnesses Leaving Jail, by Baron, Draine, & Salzer, from American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation (2013). 
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