Tokenism, Reluctance to Help and Reverse Discrimination Are

question 64

Multiple Choice

Tokenism, reluctance to help and reverse discrimination are:

• A) outcomes of stigmatisation.
• B) forms of discrimination.
• C) effects of prejudice.
• D) illegal.

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Definitions:

Rationales

The reasons or explanations behind decisions, actions, or beliefs, providing logical bases for justifying certain courses of action.

Incarceration

The act of confining an individual, typically as a legal punishment for a crime.

Recidivism

The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend, often used as a measure of the effectiveness of criminal justice systems and rehabilitation programs.

Strain Theories

Theories in sociology that relate the origins of deviant behavior and crime to the pressures and stresses felt by individuals to achieve societal goals when they lack the means to do so legally.