According to critics,reintegrative shaming may work only with
A)hardened criminals.
B)embarrassed criminals.
C)first-time offenders.
D)sexual offenders.

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Reintegrative shaming has been found to be most effective with first-time offenders. This approach emphasizes making the offender feel guilty about their behavior while also providing support and opportunities for them to make amends and reintegrate back into the community. It is less effective with hardened criminals who may have developed a strong sense of identification with their criminal activities and are less likely to feel shame or remorse. Embarrassed criminals may also not be as receptive to this approach as they may be more focused on avoiding future shame and punishment rather than genuinely changing their behavior. While reintegrative shaming may be used with sexual offenders, it is often in combination with more intensive therapy and monitoring due to the high risk associated with this type of offense.

According to Critics,reintegrative Shaming May Work Only with