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QuizMultiple Choice

Midterm

Question 17 • Social Problems 1: A World in Crisis (IS)

Why doesn’t expelling students who are prone to violence really “solve” the issue of violence?

Answer
A
It is an effective person-blame approach.
B
It keeps schools safer, so it meets its goal.
C
It puts potentially violent people into society.
D
There is no way to keep all people from becoming violent.

Explanation

Expelling students may remove a potential source of violence from the school, but it does not address the underlying problem or make the students disappear. They become part of the wider community, so the risk may simply move from the school into society. That is why choice C, “It puts potentially violent people into society,” best explains why expulsion does not truly solve the issue.

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