Which Punishment Justification States That Dangerous, High-Risk Offenders Should Be

question 19

Multiple Choice

Which punishment justification states that dangerous, high-risk offenders should be punished more severely than nonviolent, low-risk offenders?

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

Use technology effectively and ethically during patient interviews.

Approach sensitive topics with empathy and understanding to support patient emotional well-being.

Demonstrate an awareness of how patient age impacts communication and interview duration.

Acknowledge and prevent potential barriers to effective communication.

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Definitions:

Procedural Memory

A type of long-term memory responsible for knowing how to do things, also known as motor skills, involving tasks such as riding a bike or typing.

Self-Reference Effect

The tendency for individuals to more easily remember information that is personally relevant or relates to themselves.

Worse

indicates a lower quality or more negative condition compared to another situation, condition, or outcome.

Better

An improved or superior condition, quality, or performance compared to a previous state.