The difference between a threat and a challenge?
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How is the concept of threat different than the concept of challenge? Give an example or two, if you can.
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The solution discusses the concept of a threat and how it is different than the concept of a challenge. The test contains 273 words and examples.
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In bare-bones context of "I am threatening you" or "I am challenging you":
Threat: Threat means that others mean to hurt you. They do not care if you put up a fight or not. The threat is before the action, however, and may or may not be taken seriously by the person it is directed to. For example, student 1 says to student 2, "I will kick your butt after ...
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