Deterrence Theories Place the Primary Blame for Deviance On

question 34

Multiple Choice

Deterrence theories place the primary blame for deviance on:

• A) parents.
• B) an inadequate system of rewards and punishments.
• C) individuals.
• D) peer pressure.

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Definitions:

Bonds

Long-term debt securities issued by corporations and governments to raise funds, paying interest to holders.

Effective-Interest Method

An accounting practice used to amortize the discount or premium on bonds payable over the bond’s life, reflecting a constant rate of interest.

Bonds

Long-term debt securities issued by corporations or governments, promising to pay the holder a specified amount of interest over a set period of time before returning the principal amount.

Amortization

The process of gradually writing off the initial cost of an intangible asset over a period of time, reflecting its consumption, expiration, or obsolescence.