Which of the following would best describe a prevention effort advocated by a social structure theorist?

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Social structure theorists view crime and delinquency as a result of social and economic structures that disadvantage certain groups. Therefore, prevention efforts advocated by them would focus on addressing these underlying factors. Community redevelopment efforts such as educational programs and job training would be effective in tackling the root causes of delinquency. Midnight basketball leagues (A) and adult mentors (B) may provide short-term solutions but do not address long-term structural issues. Increasing penalties (C) may deter some individuals but does not address the root causes of delinquency.

Which of the Following Would Best Describe a Prevention Effort