Specific and General Deterrence Have Two Separate Goals but Are

question 22

Essay

Specific and general deterrence have two separate goals but are both part of the deterrence perspective. How do the two types differ and how do they each work to prevent future crime?

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Definitions:

External Team Leadership

Management or leadership of a team by an individual who is not a member of the team but has authority or influence over it.

Decision-Making Steps

A series of stages or actions taken to identify and choose the best course of action among several alternatives.

Monitoring

The ongoing process of observing and checking the progress or quality of something over a period of time.

Intervening

The act of becoming involved in a situation to alter the outcome or to help resolve issues.