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"Criminal behavior” is an individual-level behavioral product of an infinite array of factors and forces that converge at a given point in time. The term “crime” can be understood more broadly as the collective amount of criminal behavior in a society.

— Jacqueline B. Helfgott Criminal Behavior (2008)

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