An inmate repeatedly compliments an officer and asks personal questions about their life. This behavior may indicate:

An inmate repeatedly compliments an officer

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AGenuine friendship that should be encouraged
BA reason to grant the inmate special privileges
CNothing of concern and should be ignored entirely
DAn attempt at manipulation or 'grooming' to gain favors

✓ Correct answer: D. An attempt at manipulation or 'grooming' to gain favors Excessive flattery and probing personal questions are common manipulation tactics; officers must recognize grooming and maintain boundaries.

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