Daniel Glaser felt that Sutherland's theory was too __________ and proposed that a process of identification with criminals also had to take place.
A)liberal
B)mechanistic
C)voluntary
D)sociological

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Glaser believed that Sutherland's theory was too mechanistic (meaning focused on mechanical or automatic processes), and that a process of identification with criminals also had to take place. This suggests that Glaser believed Sutherland's theory was lacking in terms of accounting for the psychological processes involved in becoming a criminal, and that a more nuanced understanding was necessary.

Daniel Glaser Felt That Sutherland's Theory Was Too __________ and Proposed