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Good Evening Massoud, I do agree in part to your statement that Malvo might not be to blame for his actions. Although, he had a choice, whether if he liked it or not. He wasn’t a child that didn’t know right from wrong. There was some type of learned behavior, which falls back to the social learning theory (Adler, Mueller, & Laufer, 2013). I believe Malvo followed a criminal path because that was where he fit into society based on how he was shaped out to become from his experience and environmental and social factors. It was what he was exposed to in society. There was no support for him. Him needing a father figure shows us how he dwelled on wanting it so bad and willing to do anything to have that type of support. I absolutely agree

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