One of the problems with classical conditioning explanations of criminal behavior is that they:
A) have not been empirically supported.
B) do not account for situational factors.
C) presume the person has no self-determination.
D) do not consider biological factors.
E) assume the individual is innately aggressive.

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Classical conditioning explanations of criminal behavior presume that the person has no self-determination and essentially, they are puppets of environmental stimuli. This view fails to consider the individual's ability to make choices and exert control over their behavior.

One of the Problems with Classical Conditioning Explanations of Criminal