What elements of Ariel’s Story would be emphasized using two or more of the theories of crime described in the textbook?  (For example: Rational Choice; Biological; Label; Strain, Radical or another theory(ies).) Back up your answer with specific points from the audio. Use specific examples of behavior that correlate with the theory.

Please answer the question fully and concisely in your own words, in essay (APA) format. Be sure to use standard English, spelling and grammar.

• Your answer should be 3-4 pages, double-spaced (not including the cover page or References page).
• Include a cover page.
• References must be listed on a separate page.
• Assignment should be prepared as a Word document (only), Times New Roman, 12 point font, and then submitted through the dropbox.
• Essay format means the paper should contain an introduction, a body, and a conclusion.
  • Hint: The introduction states your thesis or the purpose of the paper. Organize your body paragraphs to include a main idea, which is then developed or illustrated by support evidence. The conclusion is a restatement of your thesis.

What elements of Ariel’s Story would be emphasized using two or more of the theories of crime described in the textbook?  (For example: Rational Choice; Biological; Label; Strain, Radical or another theory(ies).) Back up your answer with specific points from the audio. Use specific examples of behavior that correlate with the theory.

Please answer the question fully and concisely in your own words, in essay (APA) format. Be sure to use standard English, spelling and grammar.

• Your answer should be 3-4 pages, double-spaced (not including the cover page or References page).
• Include a cover page.
• References must be listed on a separate page.
• Assignment should be prepared as a Word document (only), Times New Roman, 12 point font, and then submitted through the dropbox.
• Essay format means the paper should contain an introduction, a body, and a conclusion.
  • Hint: The introduction states your thesis or the purpose of the paper. Organize your body paragraphs to include a main idea, which is then developed or illustrated by support evidence. The conclusion is a restatement of your thesis.