crime&deviance- punishment 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: lilyodellCreated on: 13-03-19 17:23 what are the two main justifications to punishment? reduction and retribution 1 of 12 what are the three ways you can prevent future crime through? deterrence, rehabilitation and incapacitation 2 of 12 how can crime be prevented through deterrence? it discourages the indicvidual from future offending 3 of 12 how can crime be prevented through rehabilitation? used to change the offender so they no longer offend, includes education and training 4 of 12 how can crime be prevented through incapacitation? it removes the offenders capacity to offend again 5 of 12 what does retribution mean? means 'paying back' 6 of 12 what is retribution focusing on? focuses of punishing the crimes that have already been commited instead of trying to prevent future crimes 7 of 12 why should we focus on punishing individuals that have alreayd commitred crimes? the offender deserves to be punished for the crime they have committed 8 of 12 what has been said about imprisonment today? it is not shown to be an effective way of punishment 9 of 12 why is inprisonment not an effective way of punishment? two thirds of prisoners go on to offend again 10 of 12 what has happened to the prison population? it has increased to record size, 1996-2016, the numbers in england and wales have reached 85,000 11 of 12 what percentage of prisoners are male and what percentage are female? 95% male, 5% female 12 of 12
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