Robinson and Beaver's Integrated Systems Theory

Robinson and Beaver's integrated systems theory:

A) suggests that mechanisms, context, and development are important to understanding why people commit crime.
B) examines the underlying assumptions in criminology to encourage a more uniform approach.
C) denies that a general theory of crime is possible.
D) seeks to explain crime rates rather than criminal behavior.
E) incorporates ideas from systems theory and the evolutionary-ecological paradigm.