Which of the following statements best explains the primary reason why violence is so high among young African-American men?
a. Men tend to be more violent than women.
b. They are young and thus lack maturity.
c. Unemployment is higher in this population.
d. Violent tendencies are transferred genetically along racial lines.
ANS: C
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