A suspect's compliance is gained by causing pain.

• A. Verbal force
• B. Mere presence
• C. Pain compliance
• D. Deadly force

Answer: (C)

Pain compliance is the idea that a suspect yields because pain is used to force submission. In this scenario, the method relies on causing pain to gain compliance, which is a distinct category from other approaches. Verbal force relies on commands and negotiation, not pain. Mere presence relies on the deterrent effect of an officer being there. Deadly force involves lethal harm. Since the scene describes compliance achieved specifically through pain, this is the best fit and captures the coercive technique where pain is used to compel behavior.