Question

A. True

b. False the family–crime relationship is significant across racial, ethnic, and gender lines.

Answer 1

The answer is true. It is because a family crime relationship does exist and is considered to be significant within or across the certain factors or categories such as gender lines, ethnicity and even racial as they contribute to this change or development.

Answer 2

It is true that the family–crime relationship is significant across racial, ethnic, and gender lines.
Family relations can have a huge effect on any person and their behavior. The way parents behave towards their children will affect them in the future, so if their behavior was negative, chances are that child will dabble in crime sometime in the future.