Messner and Tardiff’s study using the routine activities approach found that ________.

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Messner and Tardiff’s study using the routine activities approach found that ________.

Messner and Tardiff’s study using the routine activities approach found that ________.
a. peoples’ lifestyles affected their chances of being victimized
b. people victimized by people they knew tend to stay inside more often
c. people victimized by those whom they knew tend to go out more often
d. routine activities have no bearing in interpreting the social ecology involved in urban homicides

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