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JGIBBSON

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Do criminals really neutralize? What does Topalli's research on street criminals indicate?
 
  a. Street criminals frequently respect and admire honest, law-abiding persons.
 b. Street criminals do not experience guilt that requires neutralization.
 c. Street criminals experience guilt and shame that require neutralization.
 d. Street criminals are often embarrassed about showing pride in their criminal accomplishments.

Question 2

Which of the following statements about situational crime prevention efforts is true?
 
  a. They are designed to reduce or redirect crime by making it more difficult to profit from illegal acts
  b. They aim at reducing crime through the application of severe punishments
  c. They are based on the fear of the severity, swiftness, and certainty of punishments
  d. They are based on the beliefs that delinquents manifest physical anomalies that make them biologically similar to our savage and primitive ancestors



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

A



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