Interviewing armed robbers

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What do you think we can learn from interviewing armed robbers that we otherwise could not learn from more conventional methods of studying crime prevention, such as analyzing arrest and victimization and place data? Identify at least one key benefit of this work for advancing crime prevention research and practice and provide examples of your thinking when possible. In addition, draw from the theories you have read about to support your response.

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