Warden Joel R. Moore talks about prisoners in seclusion at Michigan State Prison

The transcript discusses the concept of seclusion as a form of punishment, detailing the daily life and routine of those in seclusion. It highlights the social perception of individuals in seclusion, noting that they are not seen as heroes by their peers. The consequences of seclusion include feelings of shame and a lack of heroism, as individuals are perceived to have forfeited their privileges.

What does the phrase 'say uncle' imply in the context of seclusion?

• To ask for help

• To show happiness

• To express anger

• To admit defeat

What is the daily routine of a person in seclusion?

• They have no restrictions

• They participate in group activities

• They are allowed to roam freely

• They receive three meals a day

How do other inmates view a person in seclusion?

• As a hero

• As a mentor

• As a leader

• As someone who lost privileges

What emotion does a person feel upon returning from seclusion?

• Indifference

• Joy

• Shame

• Pride

What is the perception of heroism for someone who has been in seclusion?

• They are celebrated

• They are not considered a hero

• They are admired by others

• They are seen as a hero