Questions: Question 23 1 pts Clifford Shaw and Henry McKay were NOT concerned with boys when they plotted on maps the home addresses of juveniles. uninvolved with the criminal justice system who admitted to delinquent acts committed by the court to a correctional facility dealt with by the police probation officers brought to court for an alleged delinquent activity they were concerned with all juveniles

The answer is "they were concerned with all juveniles."

Clifford Shaw and Henry McKay's research was not limited to juveniles uninvolved with the criminal justice system. Their work focused on understanding the broader patterns of juvenile delinquency in urban areas.

While they may have included data on juveniles committed to correctional facilities, their research was not exclusively concerned with this group.

Their research was not limited to juveniles dealt with by police probation officers, although such cases might have been part of their data set.

Juveniles brought to court for alleged delinquent activities were likely included in their research, but this was not the sole focus.

Shaw and McKay's work, particularly their social disorganization theory, was concerned with understanding the environmental factors affecting all juveniles in urban areas, not just specific subsets. They aimed to map and analyze the spatial distribution of delinquency to understand its correlation with social and environmental factors.