Restorative Practices

Which of the following is the aim of restorative practices?

• Develop community and manage conflicts

• Earning profits and satisfying shareholders

• Improve governance and policies

• Mete out justice and punishment

The use of restorative practice does not help to __________.

• reduce crime and violence

• provide effective leadership

• repair harm

• increase self discipline

In education, which of the following terms fall under restorative practices?

• empowerment

• positive discipline

• horizontal management

• restorative justice

In the social discipline window, what is the term for high support and high control?

• permissive

• neglectful

• restorative

• punitive

Which of the following is a positive affect?

• Surprise

• Interest

• Anger

• Dissmell

Tomkins (1962) states that we function best when we _________

• Maximize negative affect

• Minimize neutral affect

• Minimize the inhibition of affect

• Maximize neutral affect

What are the three principles of fair process?

• Engagement, Enjoyment, Expectation clarity

• Engagement, Explanation, Expectation clarity

• Engagement, Explanation, Error free

• Engagement, Explanation, Entrust

Which of the following is not a restorative question?

• What happened?

• Who has been affected?

• What was the impact on you?

• Who is at fault here?

The following are all restorative processes except for ____________.

• restorative conferences

• family group conferences

• circles

• teacher group conferences

Which of the following is included in informal restorative practices?

• Reliance on punishment and sanctions

• Affective statements and questions

• Introjected regulations and motivations

• Permissive actions and statements