Mendelsohn Developed a Typology of Victims and Their Contribution to the Criminal

Mendelsohn developed a typology of victims and their contribution to the criminal act.
He classified victims as

A) completely innocent victim, partially innocent victim, most guilty victim, victim with minor guilt, victim more guilty than the offender, victim who is the offender.
B) imaginary victim, completely innocent victim, partially innocent, victim more guilty than the offender, victim who is as guilty as the offender.
C) imaginary victim, completely innocent victim, most guilty victim, victim with minor guilt, victim more guilty than the offender, victim who is as guilty as the offender.
D) imaginary victim, real victim, financially injured victim and physically injured victim.