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Classical Criminology Proceeded from the Assumption of Free Will And

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Classical criminology proceeded from the assumption of free will and, consequently, assumed that criminal activity was the result of:

A) poor diet
B) lone parent families
C) rational choice and hedonistic impulses
D) over indulgence of alcohol

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