Studies by Whyte (1943) and Suttles (1968) Imply Which of the Following

question 7

Multiple Choice

Studies by Whyte (1943) and Suttles (1968) imply which of the following about the application of social disorganization theory to gangs?

• A) Disorganization is a misleading term, and should be used with caution.
• B) Social disorganization theory does not need any modification to be applicable to gangs.
• C) Gangs actually reflect strategic responses to disorganization in communities.
• D) Gang activity occurs across cities and communities, not just in those that are impoverished and/or disorganized.

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Definitions:

Stem

In the context of data visualization, the stem represents the main part of a stem-and-leaf plot, displaying digits for significant value while the leaf displays less significant digits.

Split the Stems

A technique used in stem-and-leaf plots to spread out the data more evenly across the plot by splitting the stems to create more intervals.

Stemplot

A graphical method used in statistics to display the distribution of a dataset, where each number is split into a stem and a leaf, thus showing the shape of the data.

Split the Stem

A method in stem-and-leaf plots to increase the plotting resolution by splitting stems into two halves, improving data visualization.