Luckenbill argued that homicide is often the result of a seemingly inconsequential incident that turn into what he called:

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Luckenbill argued that homicide often stems from what he termed "character contests," where an initially trivial incident escalates into a serious confrontation, challenging the individuals' identities or reputations, leading potentially to lethal outcomes.

Luckenbill Argued That Homicide Is Often the Result of a Seemingly