John Braithwaite argues that disintegrative shaming reinforces this behavior, which comes after humiliation according to Jack Katz's The Seductions of [this concept].
John Braithwaite argues that disintegrative shaming reinforces this behavior, which comes after humiliation according to Jack Katz's The Seductions of [this concept]. The innovator is most susceptible to it according to Robert Merton's strain theory, while Steven Pinker linked it to abortion rates. Segregation of the lower-class by this action prevents rebellions according to Michel Foucault. Coming in malum in se and malum prohibitum forms, it was compensated for "eye for eye" in the Code of Hammurabi. An international tribunal in The Hague tries those who commit these actions against humanity. For 10 points, name this law-breaking behavior.
John Braithwaite argues that disintegrative shaming reinforces this behavior, which comes after humiliation according to Jack Katz's The Seductions of [this concept].
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