Reintegrative Shaming Encourages Offenders to Confront Their Misdeeds,experience Shame Because

question 3

Multiple Choice

Reintegrative shaming encourages offenders to confront their misdeeds,experience shame because of the harm they caused,and then be re-included in society.Which theorist advanced this?

• A)George Vold
• B)Karl Marx
• C)John Braithwaite
• D)John Hagan

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Definitions:

Ingroup

A group to which an individual belongs and identifies with, often leading to an "us" versus "them" mentality.

Adaptation

The process by which individuals adjust to changes in their environment or circumstances, often to maintain or improve functionality.

Fitness Index

A measure evaluating the physical fitness of an individual, often based on various health and physical performance metrics.

Socialization

Learning from parents and others what is desirable and undesirable conduct in a particular culture.