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The idea, widely accepted in many Aboriginal societies, that a violation of community norms or standards of behaviour is not viewed as inherently “bad” warranting punishment, is part of which larger principle?
a.   Holistic understanding
b.   Inclusive decision making
c.   Crime is viewed as a “sickness”
d.   Healing must focus on the individual.
e.   Elders are the arbiters of sentences.
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Correct again, I appreciate the help.
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I doubled-checked using the textbook, thanks for the feedback.
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