_______ Theory- is the concept that rational criminals weigh the potential benefits and consequences of the acts, choosing to commit a crime if they believe that doing so will yield immediate benefits without the threats of long-term risks.

In the Choice Theory criminals weigh risks, identify them below (may be more than one correct answer):

People who decide to get involved in crime consider the chances of getting caught, the psychic awards and the opportunities for easy gains versus the consequences. If the rewards are ______, the risk is ________ and the excitement is high the likelihood _________

_________ -the assumed ability of the threat of criminal sanctions to discourage crime before it occurs.

Rational Crimes-are crimes that can be easy, fast, and quick profits.

Situational Crime Prevention includes the following: (may be more than one correct answer)

The last bullet point in the Situational Crime Prevention is to Remove excuses.

General Deterrence-is a crime control policy that depends on the _____________________.

Threat of punishment can convince rational criminals that crime does not pay.

Types of punishment include;

__________ is when punishment is severe enough to convince convicted offenders never to repeat their criminal activity

__________ Criminals will avoid specific targets if they are convinced that the targets are protected

Trait Theory's main principle;