Which Is a Difference Between Stigmatization and Reintegrative Shaming

question 13

Multiple Choice

Which is a difference between stigmatization and reintegrative shaming?

• A)Stigmatization involves humiliating the offender; reintegrative shaming involves condemning the offender's actions and reconnecting the offender with the community.
• B)Stigmatization involves labelling the offender as evil or bad; reintegrative shaming involves rejection of the offender from the community.
• C)Stigmatization involves labelling the offender as evil or bad; reintegrative shaming involves condemning the offender's actions and reconnecting the offender with the community.
• D)Stigmatization involves having offenders admit their errors in a public way; reintegrative shaming involves having to help offenders understand that what they did is evil or bad.

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Definitions:

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