Choose Three of the Following Theoretical Perspectives on Crime: Rational

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Essay

Choose three of the following theoretical perspectives on crime: rational choice, social control, social learning, interactionism (labeling), neutralization, and structural strain.What are the principal underlying assumptions involved in each of these theories? Are these perspectives more useful in explaining white collar, conventional crime, or both about equally? Which theoretical perspective do you find most useful for understanding white collar crime, and why?

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Definitions:

Emotional Closeness

A measure of how connected and comfortable individuals feel with each other, often involving shared feelings, understanding, and support.

Play Groups

Organized gatherings of children aimed at providing social interaction and play opportunities.

Time With Friends

Periods spent engaging in activities or interacting with friends, often considered important for social bonding and personal well-being.

Larger

Refers to something of a greater size, volume, or amount compared to another object or compared to a previous state.