Parts a: how does the inclusion of Robert king's experience contribute to the text?

A. It shows that people subjected to solitary confinement can recover

B. It proves that solitary confinement is not being administered as a safety measure

C. It emphasizes how permanently damaging solitary confinement can be.

D. It stresses the importance of people coming forward about their experiences in solitary confinement.

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Danica Daugherty

18 August, 13:56

Parts a: how does the inclusion of Robert king's experience contribute to the text?

A. It shows that people subjected to solitary confinement can recover

B. It proves that solitary confinement is not being administered as a safety measure

C. It emphasizes how permanently damaging solitary confinement can be.

D. It stresses the importance of people coming forward about their experiences in solitary confinement.

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Mario Benton · Answer 1

C. It emphasizes how permanently damaging solitary confinement can be.

Robert King was a former prisoner who spent a little less than 30 years in solitary, and he describes his experiences in and out of solitary confinement with its side effects, which continued even after his release thirteen years ago. Lasting side effect included introversion, paranoia, and depression.