According to Greenberg's Research, Lower- and Working-Class Males Have Less

Multiple Choice

According to Greenberg's research, lower- and working-class males have less of a chance than other males of fulfilling the traditional gender ideology of working outside the home to support a family, and crime can

A) be a means of expressing resentment and rebellion against the power structure.
B) assuage the guilt they feel for their inability to measure up to the masculine standard.
C) provide a sense of potency that is expected and desired but not achieved in other spheres of life.
D) alleviate the stress they're feeling as a result of this situation.