What Do Rational Choice Theory and Situational Choice Theory Have

question 49

Multiple Choice

What do rational choice theory and situational choice theory have in common?

• A) They both emphasize the context in which decisions are made.
• B) They both suggest that capital punishment is the most effective deterrent.
• C) They both focus on an individual's conscious decision-making.
• D) They both involve a belief in the essential goodness of individuals.

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