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Conflict theorists see criminal behavior:

Conflict theorists see criminal behavior:

a. as a rational act
b. as a reflection of social power differentials
c. unchangeable feature of a capitalistic society
d. all of the above

Calli is a member of the ruling class. She is one of the wealthiest members of society that controls the means of production. Calli is a member of the:

a. proletariat.
b. bourgeoisie.
c. lumpenproletariat.
d. petty bourgeoisie.

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