Asked by Zinayida Masyutenko on Sep 24, 2024
In the context of the officer ______,fighting an inmate was seen as an expression of masculinity and machismo.
A) subculture
B) status
C) control
D) power
Officer Subculture
A set of norms and values shared among police officers, shaped by unique aspects of their work environment.
Masculinity
A set of attributes, behaviors, and roles traditionally associated with boys and men, often culturally defined.
Machismo
A cultural attitude or practice that emphasizes masculine pride and the domination of women, often associated with Latin American societies.
- Comprehend the officer subculture within prisons and how it influences treatment of inmates and use of discretion.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the officer subculture within prisons and how it influences treatment of inmates and use of discretion.
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