Perspectival Questions Are Used in Family Intervention To

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Multiple Choice

Perspectival questions are used in family intervention to:

• A) Help the social worker gain a new perspective on an issue
• B) Clarify the feelings and meanings of one member's view of another
• C) Narrow the focus of an issue
• D) Gain more depth on an issue

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Definitions:

Reintegrative Shaming

A concept in criminology that suggests shame can be used as a form of punishment that encourages offenders to reintegrate into society, differentiating between the act and the actor.

Stigmatizing

The act of discrediting or devaluing individuals on the basis of attributes, behaviors, or reputations that are socially disapproved or seen as undesirable.

Criminal Patterns

The recurring behaviors or methods that characterize criminal activity, often analyzed to predict or prevent future crimes.

Anticriminal Patterns

Behaviors or practices that are aimed at preventing crime or reducing the likelihood of engaging in criminal activity.