· Select 1 of the discussion questions below. Your discussion/answer should be at least two paragraphs in length (1 paragraph = ~ 7 sentences). You may [thoughtfully and respectfully] respond to...

This assignment is for 1 page with 2 paragraphs with 7 sentence's each paragraph, for the answer for the question selected. Also it needs a question. instructions are. on the. file. BookLamb, S. (1996).The Trouble with Blame: Victims, Perpetrators & Responsibility. and it was stolen from me i need to know if assignment can be done.


· Select 1 of the discussion questions below.  Your discussion/answer should be at least two paragraphs in length (1 paragraph = ~ 7 sentences).   You may [thoughtfully and respectfully] respond to others' posts, however, only your original post will be graded.   Keep in mind that each question elicits information that is objectively right or wrong as well as opinion-based. 1. Why has Lamb chosen to address victims and perpetrators in the same book?  AND Do you think this an appropriate way to examine what are usually seen as two distinct groups with distinct levels of blame and responsibility?  Explain your reasoning as to the appropriateness of her approach. 2.   What do you think is the most striking or compelling argument, insight, or set of facts presented by Lamb regarding victims?  Explain your reasoning. 3.   According to Lamb, under what circumstances, if any, is it appropriate to take into account an offender's prior victimization in determining guilt and culpability?  AND  Do you believe that prior serious victimization "excuses" or rather is a legitimate defense for criminal behavior? Why or why not? · After answering the question you selected above, create and post 1 discussion question/comment of your own.  In posting this discussion question, be specific and identify the section (chapter, page, and topic) of Lamb's book that inspired your discussion question.  Although you are free to do so, you do not need to respond to the questions/comments others have posted.   They are intended to be food for thought!