2. Which is NOT one of the five important components of accountability? a) Participating in daily routines and regimens. b) Expressing genuine remorse. c) Taking actions to repair harm. d) Acknowledging responsibility. 3. Sered argues accountability is a form of behaving, it requires action. In the example she describes of the between Ana and Trish, which is one of the many ways they asked Trish to take action? a) She shaved her head like Ana had to do. b) She had to write letters every day from prison. c) She was not asked to do anything different. d) She was not allowed to ride the subway for a year. 4. One of the benefits of acknowledging the impact of one's actions on others is: a) It allows the victim to seek revenge. b) It satisfies the victim's need to be recognized. c) It makes life in prison easier. d) It satisfies the criminal justice goal of incapacitation