Based on EVALUATIONS OF CLASSICAL AND NEOCLASSICAL THEORIES

1. Critics charge that classical thought doesn't fully explain criminal motivation.

Other than claims that crime is the result of free will, the personal attractions of

crime, and individual choice, the perspective has little to say about crime

causation. In particular, rational and situational choice and routine activities

theories are criticized for overemphasizing the importance of individual choice

with relative disregard for the role of social factors such as poverty, poor home

environment, and inadequate socialization. What are some criticisms of

classical and neoclassical thought?