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How would you define crime? Based on your definition, which model do you relate to, consensus or conflict?

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Did you know that the definition of crime can vary depending on one's perspective and understanding? Some may define crime as the violation of laws or societal norms, while others may view it as acts that harm others or cause social disruption. Based on your definition, you can determine which model you relate to: consensus or conflict. In the consensus model, crime is seen as behavior that is universally unacceptable and is agreed upon by the majority of society. On the other hand, the conflict model emphasizes the role of power and inequality in defining crime, suggesting that laws can be biased and serve the interests of those in power. So, which model do you relate to? The answer may shed light on your beliefs about the nature of crime and its origins.