Stigmatizing Shaming Is

question 64

Multiple Choice

Stigmatizing shaming is:

• A)the idea that certain types of punishment can reduce recidivism as long as they do not involve banishment.
• B)the effect of certain punishments whereby the offender feels rejected by the community.
• C)partly accomplished by exiling the individual.
• D)no longer practiced in the industrialized world.

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