_______________ Seeks to Restore the Victim and the Community to Its

question 10

Multiple Choice

_______________ seeks to restore the victim and the community to its state of functioning prior to the criminal act, often involving numerous persons in the community in the reintegration of offenders and holding them accountable for their behavior.By bringing together victims, offenders, families, and other key stakeholders in a variety of settings, restorative justice helps offenders understand the implications of their actions and provides an opportunity for them to become reconnected to the community.

• A) Restorative justice
• B) Broken windows thesis
• C) Community justice
• D) Collective efficacy

Understand the fundamental concepts of Freud's theory of personality, including the psychosexual stages, structure of personality (id, ego, superego), and defense mechanisms.

Recognize the contributions and criticisms of psychodynamic theories to the understanding of personality.

Identify key differences and similarities among the perspectives of Freud, Adler, Horney, and Jung on personality.

Describe the development and significance of humanistic theories of personality, particularly Rogers’s theory.

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Definitions:

Coordinating

The method of coordinating individuals or teams to ensure they collaborate effectively and efficiently.

Organizational Rules

The policies, guidelines, and regulations that govern the operations and behavior within a company or institution.

Norms

Shared standards or rules that guide and constrain behavior within a group or society.

Memoranda

Written notes or reminders used in business and professional contexts, also referring to official documents and communications between entities.