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Law, 12.09.2019 06:30, mat1413

Chapter 2 focuses on the theoretical reasons people commit crime. we can not totally skip chapter 2, but in reality, there is no one absolute reason for criminal activity. after reading through the chapter, pick one of the theories that you feel best provide reasoning, explain what it is and why you choose it. do not be brief, give me enough detail i will know you have read the chapter and know what you are talking about.
self control theory

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