The Interactionist View of Crime Is Similar to the _____________;

question 40

Multiple Choice

The interactionist view of crime is similar to the _____________; both suggest that behavior is outlawed and considered criminal when it offends people who hold social, economic, and political power.

• A) David Miller perspective
• B) consensus perspective
• C) conflict perspective
• D) justice-offender perspective

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Definitions:

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