According to the Rational Choice Theory, an Individual Is Likely

question 23

Multiple Choice

According to the rational choice theory, an individual is likely to commit a crime when he or she:

• A) possesses the practical and emotional skills necessary to participate in illegal activity.
• B) feels a disconnect from society due to the breakdown or absence of social norms.
• C) cannot reach his or her financial and personal goals through legitimate means.
• D) perceives the benefits of committing the crime to be greater than the potential costs.

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