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vinney12

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The man who was considered the father of criminology and who referred to offenders as born criminals was
 
  a. Lombroso.
 b. Comte.
 c. Durkheim.
  d. Glueck.

Question 2

Because they combine personal, social, socialization, cognitive, and situational factors, life course theories are described as:
 
  a. multidimensional theories c. integrated theories
  b. incorporated theories d. dynamic theories



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

C



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