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Does Social Stigma Cause Higher Recidivism Rates? Have you ever wondered how social attitudes affect people trying to rebuild their lives after incarceration? In this insightful video, we explore how social stigma can influence recidivism rates and the challenges faced by formerly incarcerated individuals. We’ll explain what social stigma is and how it creates barriers in areas like employment, housing, and social support. You'll learn about the concept of anticipated stigma—how the fear of rejection can lead to social withdrawal, loneliness, and depression, which are linked to higher chances of reoffending.

We’ll also discuss how stigma impacts inmates during their time in prison, especially when negative attitudes from staff and other inmates diminish motivation for rehabilitation. Racial disparities can further complicate these issues, making the reentry process even more difficult for some groups. The video highlights programs and policies aimed at reducing stigma, improving self-confidence, and providing better support systems for those returning to society.

Understanding the role of social attitudes is key to creating effective solutions that help reduce repeat offenses. Whether you’re interested in criminal justice reform or supporting loved ones, this video offers valuable insights into breaking the cycle of stigma and recidivism. Subscribe for more discussions on jail, prisons, and justice reform.

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