Which of the Following Is True of William Chambliss' Research

question 5

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of William Chambliss' research on the Saints and the Roughnecks?

• A) The Saints committed significantly less crime than the Roughnecks but were more likely to get caught.
• B) The Saints committed significantly less crime than the Roughnecks but only the Roughnecks got caught.
• C) The Saints committed somewhat higher levels of deviance as the Roughnecks but the Roughnecks were more likely to be caught than the Saints.
• D) The Roughnecks committed less crime and were rarely caught.

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