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In a Test of Wilson's Theory, Langworthy Found That Police

Question 12

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In a test of Wilson's theory, Langworthy found that police styles differed among communities, and that within styles:

A) there was little variation
B) there was common practice
C) there was great similarity
D) none of the above

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