An idea central to the concept of the 'panopticon' is ______.
A)those being observed are scrutinized in ways that do not enable them to see that they are under surveillance
B)that work is made as visible as it could be by virtue of the supervisor being able to see as much as is possible
C)any sort of establishment in which persons of any description are to be kept under inspection
D)all of these

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The concept of the 'panopticon' encompasses all these ideas: it is a design principle where individuals are under constant surveillance without necessarily being aware of it, making work and behavior highly visible to a supervisor, and it applies to any establishment where people are to be kept under observation.

An Idea Central to the Concept of the 'Panopticon' Is