Thornberry places the level of attachment and commitment to conventional society ahead of the degree of ______ that an individual holds regarding criminal offending.?

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Thornberry believes that an individual's level of commitment to conventional society (i.e. their attachment to societal norms and values) is a more important factor in predicting criminal behavior than the degree of moral beliefs an individual holds. Therefore, choice C, moral beliefs, is the best answer.

Thornberry Places the Level of Attachment and Commitment to Conventional