An Approach to Resolving Criminal Cases That Rejects Inflicting Punishment

question 34

Multiple Choice

An approach to resolving criminal cases that rejects inflicting punishment and pursuing retribution in favor of seeking restitution followed by victim-offender reconciliation is called _____.

• A) restorative justice
• B) victim justice
• C) retaliatory justice
• D) rehabilitative justice

Recognize the significance of continuous improvement and employee empowerment in lean systems.

Acknowledge the role of layout flexibility and space reduction in JIT environments.

Identify and differentiate between the six psychological perspectives on behavior and human nature.

Understand the influence of biological, psychological, and environmental levels of analysis on behavior.

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Definitions:

Psychodynamic Perspective

A psychological framework that views human behavior as the result of interacting forces and drives within the person, often unconscious, shaped by childhood experiences.

Traumatic Experiences

Events or situations that are deeply distressing or disturbing, often leading to long-term psychological impact.

Psychological Functioning

Refers to the composite of mental processes involved in perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning, as well as emotional, personality, and interpersonal relationships.