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In the required readings for this week Siegel (2015) and Losoncz & Tyson (2007) discuss Braithwaite's concept of reintegrative shaming. This conceptualization of shame centers on the emotions felt when standards established by familial or social institutions fail to be met. In many societies around the world shame is a powerful tool of social control, however in the United States the process of informal shaming is often absent. Due to the fact that informal methods of social control are often more effective than legal sanctions in curbing deviant behavior, discuss the concept of reintegrative shaming and how it might be used in a more formal legal system such as that found within the U.S. |
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Restorative Justice
In the required readings for this week Siegel (2015) and Losoncz & Tyson (2007) discuss
Braithwaite's concept of reintegrative
shaming. This conceptualization of shame centers on the
emotions felt when standards established by familial or social institutions fail to be met. In many
societies around the world shame is a powerful tool of social control, however in the United
States
the process of informal shaming is often absent. Due to the fact that informal methods of
social control are often more effective than legal sanctions in curbing deviant behavior, discuss
the concept of reintegrative shaming and how it might be used in a
more formal legal system
such as that found within the U.S.
DUE: 1/5/2017 @ 1 pm est. ((one page for $7)) **please charge the whole $7.
THXS!
Restorative Justice
In the required readings for this week Siegel (2015) and Losoncz & Tyson (2007) discuss
Braithwaite's concept of reintegrative shaming. This conceptualization of shame centers on the
emotions felt when standards established by familial or social institutions fail to be met. In many
societies around the world shame is a powerful tool of social control, however in the United
States the process of informal shaming is often absent. Due to the fact that informal methods of
social control are often more effective than legal sanctions in curbing deviant behavior, discuss
the concept of reintegrative shaming and how it might be used in a more formal legal system
such as that found within the U.S.
