Making Punishment Equal to the Harm Caused by the Offender

question 51

Multiple Choice

Making punishment equal to the harm caused by the offender is the primary consideration when considering how much to punish for which of the following approaches to punishment?

• A) retribution
• B) deterrence
• C) incapacitation
• D) rehabilitation

Recognize stereotyping and its effects on individuals and groups.

Understand the concepts of identity, including personal, social, and ascribed identities, and the complexities such as intersectionality.

Understand the concept of identity changes in individuals facing life-altering situations.

Identify and explain key sociological concepts through real-life applications.

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Definitions:

Postmodern Theories

A group of critical theories that emerged in the late 20th century, questioning the foundations of established truths and advocating for a plurality of perspectives.

Social Relationships

The connections and interactions between individuals and groups that can be emotionally invested, formal, informal, or professional in nature.

Symbolic Interactionist

Characterizes a theoretical perspective in sociology that emphasizes how individuals interpret and respond to symbolic interactions within society, shaping their social reality.

Cultural Capital

The accumulation of knowledge, behaviors, and skills that one can draw upon to demonstrate one's cultural competence, thus gaining social mobility in society.