Unlike rehabilitation, reentry:
A) increases the occurrence of recidivism.
B) focuses on an individual offender.
C) encompasses a released convict's relationship with society.
D) is one of the basic theoretical justifications for punishment.

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Reentry specifically addresses the process and challenges that released convicts face when reintegrating into society, including their relationships with the community, finding employment, and re-establishing social ties, unlike rehabilitation, which focuses on the individual's correction and improvement while still incarcerated.

Unlike Rehabilitation, Reentry