Harold g. grasmick suggested that people with low self-control are drawn to risk-taking behaviors that are exciting and dangerous.

Explanation:

Low-self control refers to a sociology theory used in criminology. In this theory, it's stablished that people with low-self control are impulsive and insensitive, lacking of empathy, with a high probability to commit crime.

Therefore, Harold Grasmick also maintain this position according to his book ''Neighborhoods & Crime'', which is developed to establish the connection between communities and crime with an sociologist approach.

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