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Long-term latent illnesses, such as those caused by exposure to cancer-causing agents, are easily related to the workplace and they are usually included in official statistics.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

Muhammad believes that if you want to reduce crime in the inner city, then you must provide more jobs so that people can have the opportunity to become successful without breaking the law. Muhammad's beliefs are in line with __________.
 
  A) strain theory
  B) containment theory
  C) differential association
  D) frustrationaggressi on theory of violence



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Answer to Question 1

false

Answer to Question 2

A



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