Which term is used for suggesting different strategies based on theory?

• A. Campaign Credibility Assessment
• B. Alternative Approaches Proposal
• C. Outsiders: Studies in Sociology of Deviance
• D. The Problem of Crime

Answer: (B)

In criminology tasks, you often bridge theory and practice by proposing multiple strategies that flow from different theoretical explanations. An Alternative Approaches Proposal is the term used because it signals a plan that lays out several distinct methods or interventions, each justified by the underlying theory, to address a crime issue. It shows how theory translates into concrete options for action, allowing comparison and debate about which approach might be most effective in a given context. The other options don’t fit because they relate to evaluating a campaign’s credibility, a sociological book title, or a general crime topic rather than presenting theory-backed strategies.