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Punishment, Punishment - For children, Punishment - History and rationale, Punishment - Other, Punishment - Possible reasons for punishment, Punishment - Scope of application, Punishment - Types of punishments
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| | |  Punishment - Other: Encyclopedia II - Punishment - Types of punishmentsThis is just a typology with some well-known examples. For a more exhaustive traetment follow the links, and for a more extensive list, use the category:punishments.
Punishment - Judicial and similar i.e. for crimes.
Socio-economical punishments:
fines or loss of income
confiscation
demotion, suspension or expulsion (especially in a strict hierarchy, such as military or clergy)
restriction or loss of civic and other rights, in the extreme even ...
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| | | | Punishment - Other: Encyclopedia II - Punishment - Scope of application Most often, criminals are punished judicially, by fines, corporal punishment or custodial sentences such as prison.
It should be noted that Behavioral Psychologist do not consider prison a sound punishment because most criminals are repeat
offenders, thus, their behavior has not changed. If the behavior does not change then any stimulus that was presented is not punishment just aversive.
Children, pupils and other trainees are also punished by their educators or instructors (mainl ...
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| | | | Punishment - Other: Encyclopedia II - Punishment - History and rationale Michel Foucault describes in detail the evolution of punishment from hanging, drawing and quartering of medieval times to the modern systems of fines and prisons. He sees a trend in criminal punishment from vengeance by the King to a more practical, utilitarian concern for deterrence and rehabilitation.
A particularly harsh punishment is sometimes said to be draconian, after Draco, the lawgiver of the classical polis of Athens. But as the adjective Spartan still testifies, its wholly militarized rival Sparta was the harshest a sta ...
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