The general theory of crime suggests that differences between individuals in the tendency to commit criminal acts stems from:

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The general theory of crime, also known as self-control theory, proposes that an individual's level of self-control is the primary determinant of their likelihood to engage in criminal behavior. Those with low self-control have a greater tendency to engage in impulsive, risky, and criminal behavior. The other choices (A, C, and D) are not directly related to the theory of crime or its explanation of criminal behavior.

The General Theory of Crime Suggests That Differences Between Individuals