Techniques used to allow offenders to understand and recognize their wrongdoing and to shame themselves refers to what process?

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Reintegrative shaming is a process that encourages offenders to understand and acknowledge their wrongdoing, aiming to reintegrate them into society with a sense of responsibility and awareness of the harm they caused. This contrasts with stigmatizing or disintegrative shaming, which can push offenders further away from societal norms.

Techniques Used to Allow Offenders to Understand and Recognize Their