Question

According to deviant place theory, the greater their exposure to dangerous places, the more likely people will become victims of crime and violence. Which factor does not characterize a deviant/dangerous place?a. A highly transient neighborhoodb. A neighborhood with educational and residential propertiesc. A poor neighborhoodd. A neighborhood with commercial and residential properties

Answer 1

C

in neighborhoods with people from their home country

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Answer 2

(B). A neighborhood with educational and residential properties

Step-by-step explanation:

Deviant place theory states that people have higher chances of being victims of crime or violence the more they are exposed to dangerous places.

People should therefore avoid these dangerous places with high crime rates, to reduce their chances of being attacked.

Transient and poor neighborhoods are examples of deviant places.

Neighborhoods with educational and residential properties do not have characteristics of a deviant place.