Do you agree with Loeber multple pathway model

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Question 1 - Do you believe there is a "latent trait" that makes a person crime-prone or is crime a function of environment and socialization?

Question 2 - Do you agree with Loeber's multple pathway model? Explain your answer. Do you know people who have travelled down those paths?

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