Which of the following best distinguishes the three tactics traffickers use-force, fraud, and coercion-to exploit and control their victims?

Force involves threatening legal consequences, fraud involves promising victims better living conditions, and coercion involves sexual violence or harm.

Force refers to physical violence or confinement, fraud involves deception about job opportunities or relationships, and coercion involves threats or manipulation to control victims.

Force involves offering victims a better life, fraud involves physical violence, and coercion involves threatening harm to victims or their families.

Force involves manipulating victims emotionally, fraud involves the withholding of wages, and coercion refers to physical harm or violence