Critics of the GTC Argue That White-Collar Criminals and Organized

question 29

Multiple Choice

Critics of the GTC argue that white-collar criminals and organized crime bosses:

• A)seem more calculating than impulsive.
• B)are capable of showing empathy to their clientele and, thus, are able to control their impulses.
• C)are more likely to be impulsive than street criminals.
• D)are not impacted by the need for immediate gratification.

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