Identify examples of the elements of social disorganization theory Crime occurs in disorganized areas where institutions ofsocial control, such as the family, commercial establishments, and schools, have broken down and can no longer perform their expected or stated functions. Indicators of social disorganization include high unemployment and school dropout rates, deteriorated housing, low income levels, and large numbers ofsingle-parent households. Residents in these areas experience conflict and despair, and, as a result, antisocial behavior flourishes.
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