According to the Rational Choice Theory, an Individual Is Likely

According to the rational choice theory, an individual is likely to commit a crime when he or she:

A) possesses the practical and emotional skills necessary to participate in illegal activity.
B) feels a disconnect from society due to the breakdown or absence of social norms.
C) cannot reach his or her financial and personal goals through legitimate means.
D) perceives the benefits of committing the crime to be greater than the potential costs.