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Answer: manifest motives
Explanation: Unlike the latent motive which describes factors that motivate individuals to do things but will find it hard admit,
Manifest motive are factors that motivates or pushes an individual to do something and they will freely admit those factors.
For example; you buy a laptop and your motive is to use it to commit crime, you won't freely admit the factors behind why you bought it; that is latent motive.
On the other hand, when you buy a laptop and the factors or reason behind your purchase is that, it will help you in your studies, you will freely admit the motive behind buying the laptop; that is manifest motive.
Jeremy freely admitted the factors that led him to buy that particular automobile, this is a good illustration of manifest motive.
B. Moving Through The Darkness
The other titles sound like informational books that teach you how to do something. This title sounds like the title of a book that tells you a story instead of providing you with information.
Answer: Actually this is a very serious question, and there is no definite answer to it, however, each of the explanations explains deviance in different ways, I would say that the biological explanation explains it the worst, because It’s explains deviance to be a process an individual deviates from social norms largely because of their biological makeup. But personally, I do not think that genetic makeup has much to do with deviance.
Secondly, I thought that the labeling theory was interesting, it explains that people become deviant not because of the act itself, but how people react to that act. The best explanation to choose is Durkheim’s Theory of Deviance, because he explains why deviance is important in our society which gave insight. Durkheim explains that deviance was in fact a normal and necessary part of social organization.
A. True
GAISP – the Generally Accepted Information Security Principles project and the GASSP are part of the project that had now been adopted by the
Information Systems Security Association (ISSA).
