CJ 210 Quiz 1
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CJ 210 THE
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Jan 9, 2024
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True or false: According to the “just deserts” philosophy, punishment is justified only when it conforms to what the person was convicted of in a court of law, no more and no less.
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Which goal of punishment promotes sentencing people to prison to restrain them physically, so that they are confined and society is protected? Select one.
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Rehabilitation
Restoration
Incapacitation
Deterrence
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True or false: The philosophy of general deterrence is based on the fact that individual offenders should learn firsthand that crime does not pay when they experience harsh criminal penalties for their illicit actions.
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False
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Which aspect of punishment views those who violate the law as “society’s victims”? Select one.
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Restoration
Deterrence
Incapacitation
Rehabilitation
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True or false: Incapacitation is based on being able to predict the future needs of the offender, not on the gravity of the current offense.
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False
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Which goal of punishment demonstrates a belief that, given the right support, offenders will change and choose not to reoffend in the future? Select one.
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Restitution
Retribution
Recognition
Rehabilitation
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Choose your responses from the drop-down menus below. Response options cannot be used more than once.
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To make amends to a victim or to society for harm caused by committing a criminal offense
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To persuade individuals that the expected punishment is not worth doing the crime
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Deterrence
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Incapacitation
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Rehabilitation
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To provide a punishment equal to the crime committed
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To change an offender’s character so that they are less likely
to become a repeat offender
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To isolate dangerous people and protect society
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To pay back a loss that resulted from a crime
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Retribution/Just Deserts
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Restorative Justice
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Equity/Restitution
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Punishment that is based on “getting even” for violating the social contract is known as which of the following? Select one.
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Rehabilitation
Restitution
Deterrence
Retribution
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Which goal of punishment is designed to prevent others from committing similar crimes? Select one.
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Deterrence
Restoration
Rehabilitation
Incapacitation
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True or false: The general public’s reaction to crime has a major influence on the types of punishable behavior and the punishments that are acceptable at a given time.
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False
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