According to Braithwaite (1989), which of the following is an example of reintegrative shaming?
A) shaming that communicated bad acts were wrong but then expressed a willingness to accept an apologetic offender back into the community
B) shaming that focused on stigmatizing and excluding offenders which pushes them away from prosocial relationships
C) shaming that communicated bad acts would not be tolerated and if they engaged in criminal behavior again they would be forever isolated from the community
D) shaming that focused on public humiliation that was followed by remorse by an offender

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Reintegrative shaming, as described by Braithwaite (1989), involves expressing disapproval for the bad act while also showing a willingness to forgive and reintegrate the offender back into the community. This approach contrasts with stigmatizing shaming, which seeks to isolate and exclude the offender.

According to Braithwaite (1989), Which of the Following Is an Example