The Theory of Deterrence Rests on a Number of Assumptions

question 44

Multiple Choice

The theory of deterrence rests on a number of assumptions including

• A) severity of punishment is more important than its certainty
• B) the notion that the CJS is the only institution able to promote deterrence
• C) the use of UCR data to communicate risk of apprehension to potential offenders
• D) people have to perceive consequences as unpleasant and act rationally

Comprehend the definitions and applications of cost of capital, hurdle rate, and minimum rate of return.

Analyze the significance and calculation of net present value in investment decisions.

Determine how depreciation affects annual cash inflow calculations.

Perform incremental analysis for making financial decisions between different plans.

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Definitions:

Tones of Voice

Variations in pitch, volume, speed, and intonation of speech that can affect the meaning or emotional undertone of what is being said.

Natural Mimicry

The adaptation where an organism evolves to resemble another object or organism in its natural environment for survival.

Facial Feedback

The hypothesis that facial movement and expressions can influence emotional experience.

Behavior Feedback

The information received about the effectiveness or appropriateness of one's actions, which can influence future behaviors.