In the 1990s, a victim-blaming theory was more prevalent in the United States than an opportunity theory.

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In the 1990s, victim-blaming theories, which attribute the cause of crime to the moral failings of the individual victim, were more prevalent in discussions and policies in the United States compared to opportunity theories, which focus on situational factors and the environment's role in facilitating crime.

In the 1990s, a Victim-Blaming Theory Was More Prevalent in the United