Conflict Theory Recognizes the "Social Reality of Crime" That Those

question 49

Multiple Choice

Conflict theory recognizes the "social reality of crime" that those with power can manipulate what is and is not defined as criminal behavior. For example

• A) many top-level corporate executives are in the same social networks as leaders of the criminal justice system in most US towns and jurisdictions.
• B) people tend to become socialized into criminal behavior and commit illegal activities with peers.
• C) caffeinated drinks such as Red Bull or Monster are heavily marketed to younger audiences-despite evidence that they are unhealthy-because the companies that sell them have great power and are able to market them as if they are safe.
• D) the tobacco industry is heavily regulated because of the public health harm of tobacco products.

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Definitions:

Participation, Teamwork

Encourages involvement and collaborative efforts among team members to achieve common goals through shared responsibilities.

Collaborative Decisions

Decision-making that involves consultation and contribution from multiple stakeholders or team members.

Leaders

Individuals who guide or direct groups or organizations by inspiring, influencing, and setting the path toward achieving goals.

Ethical Behavior

Conduct that reflects moral principles, including honesty, fairness, equity, and respect for others.