Sociologist C. Wright Mills referred to the ability to understand the structural and historical basis for personal troubles as:Criminology (a) interactionism. (b) the sociological imagination. (c) conflict theory (d) functionalism
The perspective holds that crime is a manifestation of underlying social problems like poverty, discrimination, and inequality of opportunity.
The process of affects crime causation by providing the interpretive foundation used to define and understand the significance of particular situations in which we find ourselves.
