Since gangs are so associated with violence, what possible reasons could there be for an adolescent to join a gang? Select all that apply
A. Best protection from violence by others
B. Employment so dull in comparison
C. Friends all joined gangs (peer pressure)
D. More fun than going to work
E. Sense of belonging, family, and stability
F. Sheer excitement to be involved
ANS: A, C, E, F
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