The Policy That Convinces an Opponent That the Costs of Attacking

question 61

Multiple Choice

The policy that convinces an opponent that the costs of attacking would be higher than the perceived benefits is known as

• A) defense.
• B) retaliation.
• C) bluffing.
• D) deterrence.

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Definitions:

Pronator Teres

A muscle in the forearm that helps rotate the arm inward and bend the forearm at the elbow.

Subscapularis

A muscle in the shoulder that is part of the rotator cuff, responsible for medially rotating the arm.

Brachialis

A muscle in the upper arm that flexes the elbow joint, positioned beneath the biceps.

Levator Scapulae

A skeletal muscle located at the back and side of the neck, responsible for elevating the scapula (shoulder blade).