Foucault (Author of "Panopticism") Concludes That

Foucault (author of "Panopticism") concludes that

A) punishment should always be sure and swift.
B) power to discipline is best exercised at a distance, with subjects not knowing if they are being watched.
C) self-discipline makes society and all of its norms, prohibitions, and laws unnecessary.
D) without social control backed up by coercion, life would be "nasty, brutish, and short."