Miller (2002) views crime as a result of gendered _______________.?
A) biology
B) performances
C) history
D) psychology

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Miller argues that crime is not solely a result of biology or psychology, but rather it is a result of gendered performances that are constructed and reinforced through socialization and cultural expectations. These performances shape how individuals understand and express their gender, which in turn affects their likelihood of engaging in criminal behavior.

Miller (2002) Views Crime as a Result of Gendered _______________