Helping Behavior That Either Fails to Reward or Harms the Person

question 81

Multiple Choice

Helping behavior that either fails to reward or harms the person who performs it is called ____.

• A)compassion
• B)altruism
• C)benevolence
• D)mercy

Recognize the role of visual cues and brain processing in motion perception and how it contributes to our understanding of movement.

Comprehend the law of Prägnanz and its importance in Gestalt psychology and perception.

Understand the influence of environmental cues like aerial perspective on depth perception.

Understand the concepts of perceptual constancy and how they apply to real-world perception.

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Definitions:

Mandatory Minimum

A legal requirement that dictates the minimum sentence a judge must impose for a particular crime, reducing judicial discretion.

Rehabilitation

A process aimed at enabling individuals to restore their skills, health, or abilities, often used in the context of recovery from injury or in criminal justice.

Nothing Works

A controversial perspective in criminology that argues traditional rehabilitation programs are ineffective in reducing recidivism among convicted criminals.

Demise of Rehabilitation

The decline or reduction in focus on rehabilitation as a primary goal in the penal system, often replaced by or balanced with punitive or deterrent measures.