In their commentary, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3828982/ authors Rodriguez and Garcia, offer five arguments for why the U.S. should pay reparations to the surviving participants, affected partners, and family members. Which reason do you think is most important? Group of answer choices As a matter of corrective justice, surviving participants or their affected contacts should be compensated in full for injuries (physical or emotional) sustained. A compensation and reparations program would more concretely and permanently acknowledge the wrongful nature of the conduct. Compensation and reparations would advance healing and reconciliation and constitute an important, tangible, goodwill gesture to the Guatemalan people. Compensation and reparations could be tailored to enhance the legal and ethical training of current and future investigators. As a matter of deterrence, compensation and reparations may prevent legal and ethical violations in the future