All of the following are central to Katz’s phenomenological perspective EXCEPT:
a. Standard background factors cannot predict who will engage in crime.
b. A person’s experiential foreground impacts his/her decision to commit crime.
c. Violent crime allows the offender to transcend normal life.
d. Crime statistics are useful for explaining why people do certain crimes
Answer: d
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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a. gang threat b. security threat c. security administration d. administration threat
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a. boot camp. b. summer camp. c. camp detention. d. wilderness program.
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A. upward B. one-way C. two-way D. none of these