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According to Newman (1973), vandalism and crime rates can be reduced
a.   when communities can make decisions about their preferred future and act on these decisions.
b.   when communities are designed so that residents have a sense of psychological control.
c.   only if there are active voluntary organizations that promote social justice.
d.   when communities are allowed to make structural changes in their physical space.
e.   only if there is collaboration among agencies that support social justice.

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