Punishing an Active Child During the Autonomous Stage May Result

question 17

Multiple Choice

Punishing an active child during the autonomous stage may result in the child

• A) Developing a healthy respect for adults
• B) Developing a sense of shame for exploring
• C) Knowing right from wrong
• D) Being ready for the next stage of development

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Definitions:

Reintegrative Shaming

A criminal justice theory that focuses on the reintegration of offenders into society by expressing disapproval for the criminal act while still respecting the individual.

First-Time Offenders

People who have been legally convicted of a crime for the first time.

Anomie-Strain Theory

A sociological theory that suggests deviance and crime arise from the gap between culturally prescribed aspirations and the socially structured avenues for achieving those goals.

Lower Classes

A term referring to the economic and social stratum of society that possesses the least wealth, power, and social status.