According to Agnew and Brezina, "Routine Activities" Contribute to Our

Multiple Choice

According to Agnew and Brezina, "routine activities" contribute to our understanding of delinquency in that:

A) delinquency becomes so "routine" for some delinquents that they cannot be deterred
B) an absence of capable guardians can increase the likelihood of crime
C) routine activities are sometimes a major source of strain
D) most delinquency is relatively harmless