Multiple Choice
What is the main difference between 'developmental' and 'life-course' criminology?
A) Life-course theories focus on adulthood and developmental theories focus on childhood
B) Life-course theories take biological factors into consideration, and developmental theories do not
C) Life-course theories look at criminal behaviour over an entire lifetime, and developmental theories look at criminal behaviour up to 18 years old
D) Life-course theories tend to be sociological in natures, and developmental theories tend to be psychological
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