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The two levels of social capital are
 
  a. victim and offender.
  b. local and public.
  c. public and private.
  d. police and community.
   e. adult and youth.

Question 2

The broken-window phenomenon suggests that
 
  a. broken windows are a signal of community unrest.
  b. all buildings with broken windows that remain unrepaired will eventually become crack houses.
   c. disorder and crime thrive when it appears that no one cares..
  d. police should increase patrols in areas where there is substandard housing.
  e. none of these choices.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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