Making Someone Do Something They Would Not Choose to Do

question 81

Multiple Choice

Making someone do something they would not choose to do freely and threatening punishment are both indicative of:

• A)intentional bias.
• B)deception.
• C)manipulation.
• D)coercion.
• E)bribery.

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