Jeremy Bentham's "model prison," which allowed for surveillance of all prisoners from a central inspection house, is better known as ______________.
A) sousveillance
B) panopticon
C) parveillance
D) synopticon

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Bentham's "model prison" is known as the panopticon, which allowed for constant surveillance of prisoners from a central inspection house. "Sousveillance" refers to the act of individuals monitoring and documenting the activities of those in power, while "parveillance" and "synopticon" are not commonly used terms in relation to surveillance.

Jeremy Bentham's "Model Prison," Which Allowed for Surveillance of All