Braithwaite's View of Restorative Justice Rests on the Concept of Shame

question 81

Multiple Choice

Braithwaite's view of restorative justice rests on the concept of shame. What is known about shame?

• A) Symbolic shaming is more effective that actual shame.
• B) Sentencing circles rely heavily on shaming the offender.
• C) As a specific deterrent stigmatization is doomed to failure.
• D) All of these are known about shame.

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Definitions:

Dyspnea

Difficulty or labored breathing, often described as a feeling of being short of breath.

Orthopneic

Pertaining to a position assumed by patients to ease breathing, often sitting up straight or leaning forward.

Position

The location or orientation of an object or individual in relation to its surroundings.

-trophy

The suffix "-trophy" relates to growth and is used to form nouns indicating the nourishment or development of a particular part or organ (e.g., hypertrophy, atrophy).