One Theoretical Explanation for Crime Comes from Durkheim's Work on Anomie

Multiple Choice

One theoretical explanation for crime comes from Durkheim's work on anomie, which

A) derives from the division of labor and burnout of low-wage workers.
B) occurs when society applies a "get tough" approach to crime and citizens are not sure how to behave.
C) occurs when the norms that regulate people's conventional behavior no longer apply or are ineffective, leaving people with fear and uncertainty.
D) is the passing of laws that the greater public does not support as being criminal behaviors.