Agnew's Unified Approach

Agnew's unified approach:

A) seeks to unite the major criminological theories (i.e., strain, learning, and control) through propositional integration.
B) is a reanalysis and reformulation of some of the basic assumptions in criminology.
C) is an effort to connect theories of crime rates to theories of criminality.
D) reexamines the history of the criminal justice system to understand how it has influenced criminological theorizing over the years.
E) is an integration of Agnew's general strain theory, Gottfredson and Hirschi's general theory of crime, and Akers's social learning theory.