The Way in Which Crime Is Understood Directly Affects the Policies

question 37

Multiple Choice

The way in which crime is understood directly affects the policies developed to combat it.If crime is seen as the product of deprivation or social disorganization,policies might be aimed at

• A) reducing poverty and strengthening social services.
• B) morality training for those in prison.
• C) developing interview skills for those on parole.
• D) developing high self-esteem for at-risk youth.

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