Lynn is a college student who became frustrated with the small amount of money she was making as an associate in a retail store. A friend suggested that she consider working in the "escort" business. Lynn later became a prostitute who catered to high-end clients. She is able to pay tuition and buy many of the items that she wants. Lynn was recently arrested during a sting operation targeting interstate organized crime syndicates, of which Lynn had become involved.
Proponents of the lifestyle-exposure model would argue that, even though Lynn considers her activities as victimless, which of the following could be a negative result of her choice?
a.She could be charged with a felony.b.Her age would affect the amount of money she would make.c.Her reputation could be tarnished.d.She dramatically increases her likelihood of becoming a victim of violent crime.e.Since the actions are victimless her actions have no negative results.
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: d
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