Restorative Justice Refers To

question 40

Multiple Choice

Restorative justice refers to:

• A)An approach that focuses on restoring the balance between right and wrong-doing and employs harsh punishment techniques
• B)An approach that emphasizes access to rehabilitation resources while offenders are in prison to minimize future offending.
• C)An approach used to heal those affected by the criminal act (victims,offenders,and community)
• D)An approach that recognizes that life factors need to be addressed throughout corrections in order to restore a person to a law-abiding citizen.
• E)An approach that employs a mandatory program in prison called "recover and restore" to address offender remorse,reparations,and positive behavioural changes.

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Definitions:

Tradeoff

A situation that involves losing one quality, aspect, or amount of something in return for gaining another quality, aspect, or amount.

Self-regulation

The ability to monitor and control one's own behavior, emotions, or thoughts, adapting to circumstances and achieving personal or professional goals.

Self-control

The capacity to regulate one's thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in the face of temptations and impulses.

Habits

Regular behaviors or practices that are performed automatically, often without conscious thought.