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I don't think there's much question in this discussion as to why it's deterrent. Being clearly monitored deters illegal or problematic actions. These cctv cameras can be used to detect and identify security incidents. I don't think the signs are directive because they don't give any directions. The most straightforward thing the signs are going to say is "This area is under camera surveillance. You may be monitored." and the question doesn't imply otherwise. If the signs said something like "Authorized personnel only" or "No entry. You are being monitored." I would believe it could be directive, but just an indication that you're being filmed doesn't imply any specific guideline for behavior or rules. I've gotta go with B and F.
According to Comptia cert master, signs are directive but ok, B & F I guess lol
B. Deterrent → Signs warning about cameras discourage malicious activity. D. Directive → Signs serve as guidance/instruction, telling people what to expect (e.g., “You are being filmed”).