Classical criminology proceeded from the assumption of free will and, consequently, assumed that criminal activity was the result of:

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Classical criminology assumed that human beings are rational and have free will to make choices. Therefore criminal activity was seen as the result of rational choices made by individuals based on their hedonistic impulses and desire for personal gain. Poor diet, lone parent families, and overindulgence of alcohol were not seen as the primary causes of criminal behavior.

Classical Criminology Proceeded from the Assumption of Free Will And