The Day-Fine System Solves Which Objection to the Use of Fines

question 85

Multiple Choice

The day-fine system solves which objection to the use of fines?

• A)The collection of fines is expensive and creates administrative difficulties for the criminal justice system.
• B)Fines are unfair because more affluent offenders can buy their way out of prison while indigent offenders are unable to pay fines.
• C)Not only do fines not appear to reduce recidivism,they have been linked to increased involvement in future crime.
• D)It is difficult to ensure proportionality when imposing fines.

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Definitions:

Contingent Reward

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Self-Perception Errors

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Overjustification Effect

A phenomenon where providing excessive external rewards for an already internally rewarding activity can lead to a reduction in intrinsic motivation.

Cognitive Process

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