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In general, the main policy implication of social conflict theory is

In general, the main policy implication of social conflict theory is
A) Social action programs to reduce social disorganization will lead to a decline in crime
B) Bring about social change and redistribute the wealth in society, and crime rates will fall
C) Programs to enhance self-control and build prosocial bonds will prevent crime
D) Develop ways to influence personality characteristics and crime will decrease

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Criminology Today: An Integrative Introduction

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