What Is the Oldest and Most Common Justification for Punishment

question 3

Multiple Choice

What is the oldest and most common justification for punishment?

• A) Deterrence
• B) Incapacitation
• C) Rehabilitation
• D) Retribution

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Definitions:

Posttest Loop

A programming loop that evaluates its condition after the loop's body has been executed, ensuring the loop runs at least once.

Entranced-Controlled Loop

Likely an incorrect term possibly referring to "entry-controlled loop," which determines whether to execute its loop body based on a condition checked at the beginning of each iteration. NO.

Switch Statement

A control statement that allows a variable to be tested for equality against a list of values, each with its own case block of code.

Repetition Statement

A programming construct that allows for the repeated execution of a block of code for a specified number of times or while a condition is true.