Match the Sentencing Goal to Its Definition

question 13

Short Answer

Match the sentencing goal to its definition.
A)Attempts to prevent potential offenders from becoming involved in crime by making an example of the offender being sentenced.
B)Separates offenders from the community to reduce opportunities for future criminality
C)A just deserts perspective that emphasizes taking revenge and holds offenders responsible for their crimes
D)Attempts to make the victim and community "whole again" by addressing the damage crime causes
E)Uses punishment to prevent a particular offender from engaging in repeat criminality
F)Attempts to reform convicted offenders and reduce the likelihood of future criminality
-Specific deterrence

• A)Attempts to prevent potential offenders from becoming involved in crime by making an example of the offender being sentenced.
• B)Separates offenders from the community to reduce opportunities for future criminality
• C)A just deserts perspective that emphasizes taking revenge and holds offenders responsible for their crimes
• D)Attempts to make the victim and community "whole again" by addressing the damage crime causes
• E)Uses punishment to prevent a particular offender from engaging in repeat criminality
• F)Attempts to reform convicted offenders and reduce the likelihood of future criminality
• -Specific deterrence

Understand the formation and functions of stereotypes and social representations in simplifying complex phenomena.

Understand the distinction between cognitive miser and motivated tactician models in social psychology.

Grasp the concept of recency effect and its implications in perception and memory.

Comprehend the role and evidence of cognition in social psychology through various models.

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Definitions:

Rational Mind

Denotes the aspect of human cognition that processes information logically, making reasoned judgments.

Rawls

denotes the philosophy of John Rawls, particularly emphasizing the principles of justice as fairness, which include the ideas of the original position and the veil of ignorance as methods to determine societal norms.

Sense of Justice

An innate or learned disposition to perceive and advocate for fairness and equity in social and personal interactions.

Bill of Rights

A document or part of a constitution that lists and protects the rights and freedoms of citizens.