In Early British Criminal Law, Punishments Consisted Primarily of

question 1

Multiple Choice

In early British criminal law, punishments consisted primarily of

• A) prison.
• B) jail.
• C) corporal punishment.
• D) fines.

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Definitions:

Chameleon Effect

The unintentional mirroring of the behaviors, mannerisms, or emotions of others, often as a form of social interaction.

Descriptive Norm

Norms that convey information about what is commonly done in specific situations, influencing behavior by indicating what is considered typical or normal.

Informational Influence

The effect of others' actions or opinions on one's own beliefs or behaviors due to the desire to be correct in situations where the correct action or belief is uncertain.

Social Priming

The effect whereby exposure to a stimulus influences response to a later stimulus, often related to social behaviors and perceptions.