Reintegrative shaming encourages offenders to confront their misdeeds,experience shame because of the harm they caused,and then be re-included in society.Which theorist advanced this?

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John Braithwaite advanced the theory of reintegrative shaming, which emphasizes the importance of shaming offenders in a way that encourages them to take responsibility for their actions, make amends, and be integrated back into society, rather than being excluded or stigmatized.

Reintegrative Shaming Encourages Offenders to Confront Their Misdeeds,experience Shame Because