If the Rationale of Restorative Justice Is to Repair Relations

question 26

True/False

If the rationale of restorative justice is to repair relations between victim, offender and the community, the question arises - should restorative justice be seen as 'alternative punishment' or should it be seen as 'alternatives to punishment'?

Understand the major approaches to the study of personality and their key distinctions.

Identify how personality psychologists explain individual differences and behaviors.

Recognize the relationship between personality traits and behavior in various situations.

Understand the role of intrapersonal and interpersonal processes in shaping personality.

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