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To whom should punishment communicate? Children's and adults' perceptions of punishment's message
Why do people punish? Legal and political theories describing punishment as expressive argue that one of punishment's functions is to communicate information (e.g., which behaviors are unacceptable). While this work emphasizes communicating to transgressors, punishment may also show victims that oth
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