Answer: Many of the worst white collar crimes were committed by the powerful who did not have incentives to impose formal controls on their own predatory practices.
Explanation:
This is based on a passage about white collar crime and the social control of it. In it we are shown that most white collar crime are committed by the most powerful in society because the law did not go after them as much which meant that they did not see the need to limit their crimes in the first place.
And then even after they are caught, they don't spend too long in jail but instead get to pay fines. And when they do go to jail, they go to well maintained jails with facilities that keep them quite comfortable till their release.
The answer is "variable-ratio schedule".
In operant conditioning, a variable-ratio plan refers to a calendar of fortification where a reaction is strengthened after an eccentric number of reactions. This timetable makes an enduring, high rate of reacting. Betting and lottery diversions are great cases of a reward in view of a variable ratio schedule.
