How Do Integrated Theories Differ from Other Theories of Crime

question 22

Multiple Choice

How do integrated theories differ from other theories of crime?

• A)They combine a variety of theories to look at role of biopsychosocial processes on the development of the amateur offender.
• B)They focus primarily on the relationship between gender and delinquency.
• C)They do not focus on one concept or explanation for crime but try to explain why everyone with criminogenic risk factors does not end up committing crimes.
• D)They focus on the social structures in children's lives which encourage criminal behaviour in adulthood.

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