1. How does the positivist school differ from the classical school of criminology (e.g., think about the concept of predestination)? Describe the tenets of each and how they differ. Which of these theories do you believe is more accurate in explaining crime?

2. Discuss the three (3) aspects of a personality according to Eysenck's theory of crime and personality. Which of these is the best predictor of criminality? Do you agree with this finding? Why or why not?

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