Your 12-Year-Old Son Is Thinking About Going to Camp This

Your 12-year-old son is thinking about going to camp this summer and he brings home some information about Camp Kil-A-Kid. According to the brochure he gives you, campers will rise every morning at 6:00 am, dress in the camp uniform and run 2 miles. After breakfast, everyone has camp duties until lunch.After lunch, there is an enforced "rest hour."After that, the campers get to pick an activity for 20 minutes. This is followed by a twenty minute dip in the camp's unheated pool. Dinner is at 6:00 and unlessKids "clean their plates,"They don't get dessert. The brochure warns that kids are not allowed to call home and that parents cannot visit while camp is in session. You can't figure out why your son is so excited-to you, given your sociological training, this place sounds like

A) a large primary group.
B) a total institution.
C) a factory.
D) a tough school.
E) a place for kids to build muscles.