The Degree to Which People Have Alternatives in Accessing Resources

question 50

Multiple Choice

The degree to which people have alternatives in accessing resources refers to:

• A)centrality.
• B)discretion.
• C)substitutability.
• D)ingratiation.
• E)visibility.

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Definitions:

Street Crime

Criminal activities that occur in public places, often involving theft, assault, and other acts that threaten public safety.

Age Groups

The classification of people based on their age, typically used for statistical, social, and marketing purposes, reflecting varying needs, interests, and abilities.

Covert Crime

Illegal activities that are conducted in secrecy or disguised to avoid detection by law enforcement and public notice.

White-collar Crime

Non-violent crime committed by individuals, typically during the course of their occupation, for financial gain.