Jeff and His Coworkers Frequently Visit a Local Bar on Their

question 104

Multiple Choice

Jeff and his coworkers frequently visit a local bar on their way home from their second-shift factory jobs.They are anxious to reach the bar on this particular night because their favorite NFL team is playing.Jeff hopes they will arrive in time to view the fourth quarter of the game.As he enters the bar,he notes a group of noisy,obnoxious rival fans who have had too many drinks.Jeff asks the group to quiet down so he can hear the game.He is immediately approached by members of the group who ask if he wants to make an issue of the game.Before Jeff can answer,one member of the group throws a punch.Within minutes,a full bar brawl ensues.Jeff ends up with a fractured skull,which results in brain damage. The theory that Jeff's habit of going to bars late at night leads to crime is called _________ theory.

• A)social exposure
• B)routine activities
• C)social control
• D)learning

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Definitions:

Unemployment Rate

The fraction of job-seeking individuals within the labor force who are currently unemployed.

Labor Force

The total number of people, including both the employed and unemployed, who are actively seeking work.

Discouraged Workers

Individuals who are not actively looking for work because they believe no jobs are available for them or there are none for which they would qualify.

Unemployment Insurance

A state-funded initiative offering monetary support to people unemployed due to circumstances beyond their control.