Restorative Justice (AQA A-Level Psychology): Quizzes
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What is the core principle of restorative justice?
What is the core principle of restorative justice?
Healing rather than punishment
What is the primary goal of restorative justice?
What is the primary goal of restorative justice?
Making offenders take responsibility
What must happen for restorative justice to proceed?
What must happen for restorative justice to proceed?
Both parties must voluntarily participate
What is an example of practical reparation?
What is an example of practical reparation?
Cleaning graffiti they created
What can victims do in face-to-face meetings?
What can victims do in face-to-face meetings?
Ask questions about the crime
What did Sherman and Strong (2007) find about reoffending?
What did Sherman and Strong (2007) find about reoffending?
Measurable decreases in recidivism rates
What did Latimer et al. (2012) conclude?
What did Latimer et al. (2012) conclude?
Reoffending rates were lower
Why is restorative justice considered cost-effective?
Why is restorative justice considered cost-effective?
Requires fewer resources than custody
What is the self-selection bias limitation?
What is the self-selection bias limitation?
Participants already more motivated
Why do high drop-out rates occur?
Why do high drop-out rates occur?
Process more demanding than expected