Lawrence Cohen and Marcus Felson argued that the convergence of three factors-motivated offenders, suitable targets, and the lack of neutralizations-makes crime more likely.

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Lawrence Cohen and Marcus Felson argued that the convergence of three factors—motivated offenders, suitable targets, and the lack of capable guardians—makes crime more likely, not the lack of neutralizations.

Lawrence Cohen and Marcus Felson Argued That the Convergence of Three