Emma was convicted of larceny and is currently undergoing therapy. She is visited by a counselor on a regular basis and also receives vocational and educational training to help her reintegrate with society. In the context of the goals of punishment, this scenario best exemplifies __________.Group of answer choicesretributionrehabilitationselective incapacitationgeneral deterrence

Reading about criminal trials in newspapers or watching them on television is likely to instill a fear of punishment in people and prevent them from engaging in similar acts of crime. In the context of the goals of punishment, this is an example of __________.Group of answer choicesgeneral deterrencespecific deterrenceretributionrehabilitation

The ______________ assumes that prisoners are incarcerated for reasons of incapacitation, deterrence, and retribution.Group of answer choicesprison modelcustodial modelrehabilitation modelconflict model

By removing wrongdoers from their environment and intervening to change their values and personalities, ________________ suggests that criminals can be “treated” and possibly even “cured” of their proclivities toward crime.Group of answer choicesdeterencerehabilitationretributionincapacitation

An accused receives a sentence that allows him/her to remain in the community and it does not involve imprisonment, subject to conditions is referred to as; Group of answer choices Incarceration Consecutive Sentences Concurrent Sentences Probation

__________________________ not only relieve the pressure on overloaded courts and overcrowded jails and prisons, but also spare low-risk, nonviolent offenders the “collateral consequences” of a conviction, as described in the opening of this chapter.Group of answer choicesDiversion programsParoleVocational trainingG.E.D. program