According to Shaw and McKay, neighborhoods that have the highest rates of crime are going to be more homogeneous than heterogenous.

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Shaw and McKay's theory, known as Social Disorganization Theory, suggests that high crime rates are more likely to be found in heterogeneous neighborhoods, where social cohesion and community control are weakened due to diversity and constant changes in the population.

According to Shaw and McKay, Neighborhoods That Have the Highest