These should be thoughtful reflections that stem from class materials. Use full sentences, organize your thoughts, and try to include things (e.g., questions or thoughtful probes) that may be interesting for your peers to respond to. I will include prompts for these discussions, but you are welcome to respond to something other than the prompt. I would like for you to use data (i.e., look up empirical study findings) to support any arguments you make in your posts. Keep your focus narrow and develop your ideas, rather than writing very superficially about several topic areas. Remember that these posts should be scholarly and respectful in tone. This should not read like a social media post or diary entry. Rather,this should be a thoughtful reflection on the material written in a scholarly tone. Last Days of Solitary Video: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/last-days-of-solitary/ Prompts: 1). What did you learn from the film "Last Days of Solitary"? Does solitary confinement contribute to crime? Provide data and discuss this from the perspective of a theory of crime