Adler and Simon's argument that changes in the rate and character of female crime during the 1960s and 1970s were the logical outcomes of the women's liberation movement is known as

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Adler and Simon's argument is known as the emancipation theory, which suggests that the women's liberation movement led to increased opportunities for women to commit crimes, thus changing the rate and character of female crime.

Adler and Simon's Argument That Changes in the Rate and Character