The Risk-Benefit Principle Entails That

question 1

Multiple Choice

The risk-benefit principle entails that

• A) every large risk can always be outweighed by other, sufficiently large benefits.
• B) some, but not all, large risks can be outweighed by other, sufficiently large benefits.
• C) avoiding risks is more important than creating benefits.
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Coerce Offenders

The act of compelling individuals to commit offenses through pressure, threats, or manipulation, often seen in the context of criminal behavior.

Guilty But Mentally Ill

A legal verdict that an individual is criminally responsible for their actions but was suffering from mental illness at the time of the crime.

Receive Treatment

The process of undergoing medical care, therapy, or intervention to address a health problem or disorder.

Eligible For Treatment

Qualifying or meeting the set criteria to receive medical care, therapy, or intervention.