' According to Wolfgang chronic offenders who commit crime at a high frequency over a long period of time are known as a. Persistent deviators b. Criminal careers c. Selsh companions d. Career criminals i. The longitudinal sequence of crimes committed by individuals is known as a a. Criminal career b. Offending repertoire c. Offending versatility d. Criminal organization 3. According to Sampson and W why is the age-crime curve used by Gottfredson and Hirschi misleading? a. The data is an aggregated average and not individual trajectories b. The curve is based on ofcial offending records c. The data used are almost always cross-sectional d. All of the above 6. What do Gotrfredson and Hirschi mean when they say that crime is \"relatively stable" across the life- course? 3. Individuals tend to commit similar amounts of crime as their relatives b. Crime is clustered in geographic areas c. Individuals high in criminal propensity always commit more crime than those low in criminal propensity , d. Crime is easy to predict