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:

Social Relationships

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Assertive

The quality of being confident and direct in expressing one’s views or needs, while still respecting the rights and beliefs of others.

Emotive Style

An expressive and often emotionally charged manner of communication intended to elicit a reaction or convey strong feelings.

Communication Styles

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