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The theory that argues that individuals react more strongly to economic control if their own internal controls are weak particularly in terms of morality which allows for violence to be used to expedite their goals is:
 
  a. Chaos theory.
  b. Situational action theory.
  c. Seductions of crime.
  d. Institutional anomie theory.

Question 2

In applying situational action theory, all of the following are important elements to consider EXCEPT:
 
  a. The moral basis of rules in a particular circumstance.
  b. The surrounding social milieu and its degree of integration.
  c. The level of complexity in a linear analysis
  d. An individuals propensities and exposure to criminogenic settings



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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