6-70. Rational choice is considered a crime-specific theory because different crimes meet different needs for the offender
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6-70. Rational choice is considered a crime-specific theory because different crimes meet different needs for the offender and because the context in which the rational choice occurs is unique to each offense.
a. True
b. False
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