Specific Deterrence Assumes That an Individual, After Being Punished Once

question 16

True/False

Specific deterrence assumes that an individual, after being punished once for a certain act, will be less likely torepeat that act because she or he does not want tobe punished again. ​

Recognize the relationship between personality traits and the experience of flow.

Understand the undoing hypothesis and its relevance to emotional regulation.

Understand the factors that influence aggregate demand and how changes in price levels affect spending on net exports and investment.

Recognize the irregular nature of economic recessions and their impact on consumption and investment spending.

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Definitions:

Registers

Memory locations within a PLC or computer where data or instructions are stored temporarily for processing tasks.

Value

Represents the magnitude, quantity, or numerical data that can be assigned, measured, or calculated.

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A specific address or identifier used within certain programming environments, often indicating a numerical data location or type.

Instruction

A command that causes a programmable logic controller to perform one specific operation. The user enters a combination of instructions into the programmable logic controller’s memory to form a unique application program.