If a DUI Offender Is Ordered to Forfeit His Driver's

question 47

Multiple Choice

If a DUI offender is ordered to forfeit his driver's licenses and cars, hopefully rendering them unable to commit another DUI offense. This is an example of:

• A) Removing the instrumentalities of crime
• B) Crime
• C) Judge's ability to sentence
• D) Rehabilitation

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Definitions:

Operant Conditioning

The technique of modifying the degree of a behavior through the provision of rewards or the imposition of punishments.

Voluntary Behavior

Actions that are under conscious control, as opposed to automatic or reflexive behaviors.

Thorndike's Law

A principle of learning that emphasizes the effect of rewards and punishments on behavior, suggesting that actions followed by positive outcomes are reinforced and more likely to be repeated.

Pleasurable Consequence

A positive outcome or reward that follows a behavior, making it likely that the behavior will be repeated in the future.