Which of the following might be a response to someone who has committed harm against another in a small-scale society?

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In small-scale societies, where there is a strong sense of community and social bonds, it is common for harm against another to be dealt with through social means rather than through a formal legal system. Ostracism, or exclusion from the group, is a common response to harmful behavior as it can serve as a way to redress the harm caused and send a message to others in the community that such behavior is not acceptable. This can help to maintain social harmony and prevent further harm from occurring. A trial with a judge ruling on the sentence or allowing the victim to do whatever they want to the offender may be more common in larger, more complex societies with formal legal systems. Fighting to the death would be an extreme and unlikely response in most cases.

Which of the Following Might Be a Response to Someone