Criminal theories-explaining criminal behavior-motivations

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For this Assignment, you will create a Microsoft PowerPoint® presentation on criminal theories. In your presentation:

1. Identify and describe four or more theories explaining criminal behavior and motivations.

2. Interpret the theories as they relate to criminal behavior and motivations. Provide two or more examples to support your position.

3. Include speaker notes to explain what is being discussed on each slide as though you are presenting to an audience.

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