In This Book, on Crimes and Punishment, Beccaria Explained His

question 3

Multiple Choice

In this book, On Crimes and Punishment, Beccaria explained his belief that people are:

• A) Basically mentally ill.
• B) Rational and do things that bring them pleasure while avoiding doing things that bring them pain.
• C) Criminal by nature.
• D) Irrational and operate without thinking about consequences.

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