Cohen and Felson's Routine Activity Theory Suggests That the Likelihood

Cohen and Felson's routine activity theory suggests that the likelihood of a criminal act occurs with all of the following except for

A) someone who is interested in pursuing a criminal action
B) potential victim "available" to be victimized
C) absence of someone or something that would deter the offender form making contact with the victim
D) gender plays a role in how factors influence victimization risk.