Sykes and Matza Base Their Neutralization Theory on a Variety

question 36

Multiple Choice

Sykes and Matza base their neutralization theory on a variety of observations about criminals.Among these observations is that:

• A)criminals hope to plea bargain based upon dispelling their responsibility for their offenses
• B)criminals view all victims as equal prey for their offenses
• C)criminals sometimes voice a sense of guilt over their illegal acts
• D)criminals show respect for their "street smart" peers

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Definitions:

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