Evaluate the Notion That White Collar Offenders Are Intrinsically Different

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Essay

Evaluate the notion that white collar offenders are intrinsically different from non-offenders.What are the principal elements of the demonic, biogenetic, psychological, and sociogenic perspectives on this question, and the answers to the question that each of these perspectives would provide? Which individualistic attributes of white collar offenders do you think should receive further systematic study, and why?

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