The deterrence doctrine assumes that human beings,when anticipating deviant behavior,are

A) basically rational.
B) basically irrational.
C) nasty and evil.
D) motivated to fight crime.

Deterrence Doctrine

A theory that policies or threats of punitive action can discourage or prevent individuals or states from engaging in undesirable behavior, such as committing crimes or waging war.

Basically Rational

Refers to individuals who, based on logical or practical reasons, make decisions or behave in a certain way.