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Causation in Criminology
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The factors or conditions which criminologists regard as causing criminal behavior do not invariably result in it. | Instead, to a greater or lesser extent, they increase the risk of criminal behavior. | Most people assume that, If an event or condition 'causes' some effect, then the effect invariably follows the event or condition. | The more risk factors an individual has the greater the risk of their involvement in crime. | This picture of causation is unhelpful when dealing with crime.
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