The Overt Expression of Physical Force (With or Without a Weapon

question 23

Multiple Choice

The overt expression of physical force (with or without a weapon, against self or others) compelling action against one's will on pain of being hurt and/or killed or threatened to be so victimized as part of the plot is called:

• A) dramatic violence.
• B) dramatic license.
• C) violent episode.
• D) overt action.

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