Population heterogeneity argument is based on the claim that specific negative incidents (e.g., victimization) modifies attitudinal and behavioral patterns, in turn shifting the likelihood for engaging in the other (e.g., offending).

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The population heterogeneity argument suggests that stable individual traits or characteristics influence both victimization and offending, rather than specific incidents causing changes in behavior or attitudes.

Population Heterogeneity Argument Is Based on the Claim That Specific