Chilling Effects is a theoretical construct in surveillance ethics that denotes the phenomenon whereby individuals refrain from engaging in lawful, expression- or behavior-related activities due to the perceived risk of surveillance, deterrence, or social sanction, thereby distinguishing it from direct censorship by emphasizing indirect suppression of autonomy through fear or self-censorship.
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Agricultural Research Service
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United States Department of Agriculture
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