This Approach to Punishment Was Widely Accepted as a Goal

question 133

Multiple Choice

This approach to punishment was widely accepted as a goal from the 1940s to the 1970s.

• A) incapacitation
• B) special deterrence
• C) rehabilitation
• D) retribution
• E) general deterrence

Identify the scenarios where restitution as a remedy is applicable.

Comprehend the limitation and loss of the power to avoid contracts due to specific actions or inactions by the deceived party.

Understand the marginalization faced by bisexual women within gay and lesbian communities.

Identify the challenges essentialist theorists pose to traditional views of sex and procreation.

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Definitions:

Anal Stage

A phase in Freud's psychosexual development theory, occurring from ages 18 months to three years, when a child's focus is on controlling bladder and bowel movements.

Obstinate

Showing stubbornness and refusal to change one's opinion or chosen course of action, despite attempts to persuade one to do so.

Stingy

Describing a person or behavior characterized by an unwillingness to spend money or use resources; being miserly or parsimonious.

Personal Unconscious

According to Carl Jung, the layer of the unconscious that houses material which is not within one's conscious awareness but is personal to the individual.