When Considering Antisocial Behaviour and Criminological Risk Factors the General

question 6

Multiple Choice

When considering antisocial behaviour and criminological risk factors the general finding is that:

• A)one risk factor alone can be sufficient to lead to offending
• B)the presence of several criminological risk factors increases a youth's likelihood of offending
• C)the presence of numerous risk factors guarantee a youth will become a adolescent offender
• D)risk factors rarely have interactive effects

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