Raphael, an adolescent, is impulsive and has a quick temper. He developed these behavioral problems as a child, and his parents did not attempt to change them. Consequently, he grew up with very low self-control. According to the continuity theory of crime, Raphael's behavior patterns are:
A. likely to change if he goes to college and finds a good job.
B. not likely to change irrespective of positive developments later in life.
C. likely to change if he develops a healthy personal relationship.
D. not likely to continue once he is past adolescence.
Answer: B
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