This theory suggests that someone with low self-control will commit criminal acts, which makes him more likely to be victimized.
A. Control-Balance Theory
B. Subcultural Theory of Violence
C. A General Theory of Crime
D. Social Interactionist Perspective
C. A General Theory of Crime
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What will be an ideal response?
For double jeopardy purposes, which is not considered a separate sovereign?
a. The Federal Government. b. Counties within the same State. c. Each State Government. d. Each Native American Tribe.
Which term refers to a cluster of traits characterized by high impulsivity, egocentricity, lack of empathy, and deficits in emotional expression?
A. impulsivity–egocentricity B. conduct disorder C. callous-unemotional D. inconsistent regulation
What contributions are social networking sites making to criminal investigations?
What will be an ideal response?