Robbery Decision-Making is a theoretical construct within the rational choice perspective that specifies the cognitive and situational calculus individuals employ to evaluate risks, rewards, and opportunities when deciding to commit a robbery.
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David F. Luckenbill · Deviant Behavior · 1980 · 62 citations
Serendipity in Robbery Target Selection
Byron A. Jacobs · The British Journal of Criminology · 2010 · 52 citations
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Institute for Social Research
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Iowa State University
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Centre for Economic Policy Research
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