What Is the Main Reason Why Gang Members Commit More

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Multiple Choice

What is the main reason why gang members commit more crime than non-gang members according to the text?

• A) They are involved in the drug trade and distribution
• B) They need to commit crime to remain a part of the gang
• C) They attract others who are at risk for offending
• D) They target other gang members

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Understand the concept and applications of superordinate goals in reducing intergroup conflict.

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Manic

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