Which Argument for Correctional Practices Was a Quaker in the 1800s

question 35

Multiple Choice

Which argument for correctional practices was a Quaker in the 1800s most likely to make?

• A) The goal of punishment should be incarceration, not rehabilitation.
• B) Interpersonal interaction among prisoners should be encouraged.
• C) Prisoners provide a valuable source of cheap labor.
• D) Solitary confinement is necessary to prisoner reform.

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