A juvenile who desires wealth but not entry into the middle class is the most crime-prone and is an example of Cloward and Ohlin's Type _______ youth.
A) I
B) II
C) III
D) IV

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Cloward and Ohlin's Type III youth, also known as the "retreatist" subgroup, describes juveniles who seek wealth through illegitimate means without aspiring to integrate into the middle class. This contrasts with their other types, which include those who aim for middle-class status through either legitimate or illegitimate means and those who rebel against societal norms.

A Juvenile Who Desires Wealth but Not Entry into the Middle