5 Questions
Social Constructionism emphasizes that views and treatment of young people are consistent across different time periods and geographic locations.
False
The Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) has been in effect since 1908.
False
Youth in the justice system have homogenous experiences regardless of their race, class, gender, age, sexuality, or ability.
False
The text suggests that policymakers should consider intersecting identities and the role of age when developing policies related to youth in the justice system.
True
The text implies that the history of youth justice has evolved from a focus on guidance and support to a more punitive approach involving imprisonment.
True
Test your knowledge of social constructionism and its impact on the treatment and policies related to child rights, education, child welfare, and youth justice. Explore the varying views and influences on the treatment of young people over time and place. Understand the roles of race, class, gender, and age in shaping the justice system experience for youth.
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