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According to Your Authors, Threats of Severe Punishment Ultimately Teach

Question 19

Question 19

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According to your authors, threats of severe punishment ultimately teach people


A) that crime doesn't pay.
B) to avoid getting caught.
C) to obey the rules.
D) to distrust authority.

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