The "Broken Window Theory" Supports That

question 5

Multiple Choice

The "broken window theory" supports that:

• A) "if criminals want to break in, they will"
• B) victims typically do NOT have a "glass breaking" alarm system
• C) when property is vandalized "for fun", and if windows go unfixed, crime will increase
• D) it is difficult for finger prints to be pulled off broken window glass

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