This is an offense, the infliction of pain because of he commission of the offense, a dominant purpose that is neither to compensate someone injured by the offense nor to better the offender's condition but to prevent further offenses or to inflict what is thought to be deserved pain on the offender. What is this?

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Cameron Cochran

Social Studies

20 January, 01:43

This is an offense, the infliction of pain because of he commission of the offense, a dominant purpose that is neither to compensate someone injured by the offense nor to better the offender's condition but to prevent further offenses or to inflict what is thought to be deserved pain on the offender. What is this?

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Ava Arias · Answer 1

This is a punishment.

Gabriel Wilcox · Answer 2

This is a punishment.

Explanation:

Punishment is a process in which the likelihood of a certain response recurring by presenting an aversive stimulus or withdrawing a positive stimulus after the emission of certain unwanted behavior in behavioral therapy is reduced. According to Herbert packer, the punishment is marked by which 3 elements, they are:

an offense; the infliction of pain because of the commission of the offense; a dominant purpose that is neither to compensate someone injured by the offense nor to better the offenders condition but to prevent further offenses or to inflict what is thought to be deserved pain on the offender.