Multiple Choice
One of the problems with classical conditioning explanations of criminal behavior is that they:
A) have not been empirically supported.
B) do not account for situational factors.
C) presume the person has no self-determination.
D) do not consider biological factors.
E) assume the individual is innately aggressive.
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