Which Technique of Situational Crime Prevention Seeks to Make the Offender

question 38

Multiple Choice

Which technique of situational crime prevention seeks to make the offender "think twice" because he or she perceives a possibility of getting caught?

• A)Increase perceived risk
• B)Increase perceived effort
• C)Reduce anticipated rewards
• D)Reduce provocations
• E)Remove excuses

Describe social judgment theory and its relevance to attitude change and persuasion.

Understand and apply the multi-attribute attitude model in analyzing consumer attitudes.

Explain the foot-in-the-door technique and its effectiveness in persuasion.

Apply balance theory to real-world marketing strategies involving endorsement and consumer relationships.

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