Which of the following is not one of the alternative positions provided by Roberts (2014) in summary of the arguments for public involvement in sentencing?

A) Allow the prosecutor to discuss sentencing options with the public.
B) allowing public views to determine sentencing policy and practice
C) permit some public input into sentencing but keep control of policy within a professional system relying on judges
D) to not permit any public participation in sentencing decisions

Both Gilligan (1982) and Noddings (1984) argue that women resort less to ______ than men and are more likely to want concrete rather than abstract reasoning.

A) rules and principles
B) love and caring
C) morals and ethics
D) responsibility and duties