Which type of takedown is characterized by manipulating the subject's wrist?

The correct answer is identified as including both the inside wrist takedown and the outside wrist takedown, which are specifically characterized by the manipulation of the subject's wrist.

A takedown that involves wrist manipulation is designed to control the subject’s movement and balance effectively. The inside wrist takedown uses pressure and leverage on the inside aspect of the wrist, allowing the officer to redirect the subject's body and facilitate a controlled fall. Conversely, the outside wrist takedown applies pressure on the outside of the wrist, also enabling control over the subject's body.

Both techniques leverage the mechanics of the wrist to achieve compliance while minimizing the possibility of injury to either the officer or the subject. Therefore, the inclusion of both types of wrist takedowns correctly encompasses all methods that manipulate the wrist as a means of executing a takedown.