In the neoclassical school, the deterrence doctrine involves both ______ and ______.
A) hedonism; a cost-benefit analysis
B) rationality; parsimony
C) labels; punishments
D) stigma; reintegrative shaming

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The deterrence doctrine in the neoclassical school involves the concept of hedonism, where individuals seek pleasure and avoid pain, and a cost-benefit analysis, where individuals weigh the potential benefits of a crime against the potential costs or punishments.

In the Neoclassical School, the Deterrence Doctrine Involves Both ______