Which concept describes the view that crime is only a visible symptom of an invisible and much larger problem?

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The iceberg rule suggests that the crimes we see are just the tip of the iceberg, indicating a much larger set of underlying issues or problems that are not immediately visible. This concept emphasizes that addressing only the visible aspects of crime (the tip of the iceberg) without tackling the underlying causes will not effectively reduce crime in the long term.

Which Concept Describes the View That Crime Is Only a Visible