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  1. College Students’ Punitive Attitudes toward Five Types of Sex Offenders: Examining Factors that Influence Punitive Preferences

    … of this study is to examine college students’ punitive attitudes toward five different types of sex offenders. In addition, various factors that influence college students’ punitive attitudes will be measured in order to assess their significance. Surveys were administered to a total of 809 …

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  2. Law Enforcement’s Social Media Punitive Anomaly

    <p>This research is a descriptive study of the misuse of social media in law enforcement from 2011 to present. The research will use a content analysis of social media policies coupled with survey of 10 questions administered anonymously to students at the Department of Criminal Justice Training. …

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  3. Faith in Violence: Race and the Punitive Paradigm

    The United States is in the midst of a “racial reckoning”, a confrontation with racial inequality brought to the forefront of politics by recurring acts of police brutality. In the wake of George Floyd’s murder, massive uprisings in support of racial justice swept over the United States and then …

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  4. The American punitive expedition into Mexico, 1916-1917

    <p>Actually the Punitive Expedition did not make much of a change in the relations between

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  5. The imposition of punitive damages: a comparative analysis

    … is to comparatively analyze the imposition of punitive damages in product liability and consumer protection cases. The main argument of this dissertation is based on the observation that the current Thai product liability and consumer protection system does not encourage plaintiffs to go to …

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  6. From enclosure to embrace : punitive isolation and network culture

    … must proceed from a communicative, as well as punitive, framework.

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  7. Non-punitive grading practices in the two-year college

    The status of non-punitive grading practices and policies in the two-year college remained highly uncertain due to a lack of substantive research. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to answer the following research questions: (1) How many public and private two-year colleges are currently …

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  8. Punitive Damages: A comparative study of the U.S. and Qatari law.

    … policy concerns supporting the imposition of punitive damages. Outside the common law countries, punitive damages are of lesser importance or do not exist at all. The official tool of damages in Civil law countries is compensatory damages. The research aims to examine the possibility of …

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  9. Carceral democracy: prisons, race, and the punitive turn in Wisconsin, 1940-1971

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2024-05-01

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  10. Supply-Side Education: Race, inequality, and the Rise of the Punitive Education State

    … These earlier developments explain why punitive sanctions became the cornerstone of federal education policy, with particularly negative consequences for racial minorities and poor communities.

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  11. Student Perceptions of Discretion in Discipline: Seeking Resolution and Restoration in a Punitive Culture

    … in relation to discipline and discretion: punitive discipline versus problem resolution, effective processes, educator discretion, student discretion, and the student-educator relationship. The final discussion highlights the need for a community vision for high school discipline in order …

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  12. Epigenetics and biopolitics: moving away from using punitive policies to address opioid use in pregnancy

    … the United States that is being addressed with punitive policies that disproportionately affect women of color and their families and do not focus on environmental factors contributing to increasing drug use in pregnancy. Evidence is emerging demonstrating that these punitive policies are not …

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  13. Forging a Punishing State: The Punitive Turn in U.S. Criminal and Social Policy, 1968--1980

    "This dissertation examines two intertwined recent phenomena: welfare state retrenchment and burgeoning carceral institutions. Through research on seminal struggles over welfare, drug, and criminal sentencing policy, it chronicles a profound shift during the 1970s where programs that championed …

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  14. The Extinction of Self-Punitive Behavior: Does the Fear Extinguish or Is the Expectancy Changed

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-13T18:21:46Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7709211.pdf: 3572535 bytes, checksum: 79322271e874bc0851ce256ddc05d430 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1976

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  15. Forging a punishing state: The punitive turn in U.S. criminal and social policy, 1968-1980

    This dissertation examines two intertwined recent phenomena: welfare state retrenchment and burgeoning carceral institutions. Through research on seminal struggles over welfare, drug, and criminal sentencing policy, it chronicles a profound shift during the 1970s where programs that championed …

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  16. Effects of alley brightness cue manipulation preceding shock on self-punitive responding in the rat

    Several studies have shown that the strength of classically conditioned fear varies inversely with the length of the CS-UCS interval (McAllister & McAllister, 1971). If fear conditioning is important in the vicious-circle (VC) phenomenon (Brown, 1969; Melvin, 1971; Mowrer, 1947), then the …

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  17. A positive, culturally responsive, accountability based, and non-punitive approach to decrease challenging behavior in school

    … use a positive, culturally responsive, and non-punitive approach to decrease challenging behavior and elevate student performance while maintaining accountability in schools? The primary intervention tested in this study is the use of positive and culturally responsive learning materials as a …

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  18. Doing Discipline Different: Evaluating the Implementation of Restorative Justice as An Alternative to Punitive Discipline in New York City Public Schools

    <p>Given that punitive discipline practices have disproportionately impacted its poor students of color, New York City is committed to transforming school discipline and improving school climate by implementing restorative justice as an alternative. This study is an evaluation of the restorative …

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  19. Do punitive ostracism experiences add to our understanding of obsessive compulsive beliefs and their relationship to obsessive compulsive symptoms?: an exploratory study and pilot of a new measure

    … to different OCD-relevant beliefs. The term “punitive ostracism experiences” (POE) is coined to describe a variable that may form this common domain. POE consists of memories of non-contingent punitive ostracism in childhood; unforgiving self-to-self relating; and social information processing …

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