Understand the mechanisms of deterrence and how it can be applied to everyday relationships.

APA format Academic level:Master`s Spacing:Double Spaced Margins: 1inch Number of pages:5 Number of sources:8 Understand the mechanisms of deterrence and how it can be applied to everyday relationships. Paper details: Deterrence is the use of threats by one to discourage another in order to refrain from initiating an unwelcomed action. In one way or another, deterrence is a motivational force in many everyday relationships: a child learns not to misbehave for fear of being punished by its parents; a potential criminal might decide against committing a crime for fear of being caught and punished. This can be achieved through the threat of retaliation (deterrence by punishment) or by denying the opponent’s intentions (deterrence by denial). In each case, one party has influenced the choice of another by threatening consequences that outweigh gains.’ TOPIC: Home invasions impact lives of the victims and can resonate throughout their lives, making them one of the most feared crimes. Victims of home invasions express feelings of personal victimization as their home is no longer “home” or a safe environment. It is now a place that causes fear which greatly disrupts the lives of victims.  In the perspective of a female that lives alone, discuss why this is a concern and what methods would you use to prevent a home invasion burglary? How does those methods might deter – are the methods aimed at denial or retribution? Is it direct or extended? Do your various methods constitute immediate or general deterrence? Use the modalities associated with deterrence to drive the paper. one topic I’d like to be integrated in the paper is the Maybe if the use/ownership of a weapon(s) as a means to protect your family, yourself, and property. If possible reference the right to bear arms or the stand your ground law. The attached are references that are contextual resources that are encouraged to use but not required: Michael Ruhle’s Deterrence; what it can (and cannot do); James Wilson’s Thinking About Crime; Paul Huth’s Extended Deterrence and The Outbreak of War; Richard Lebow Between Peace and War: The Nature of International Crisis Read more at: https://www.topessaywriting.org/account/orders/156302

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