In a minimum of 150 words, discuss how criminal justice administrators can impr

In a minimum of 150 words, discuss how criminal justice administrators can improve agency communication in an organization structured in a traditional bureaucratic format.  
Your assignment must reflect at least three (3) reference sources (i.e., journal articles, magazines, newspapers, or articles), APA formatted paragraphs with in-text citations, and an APA formatted reference list to receive full credit. References must be material within five (5) years 

explain the boy’s actions according to each of the four theories.  On his way h

explain the boy’s actions according to each of the four theories. 
On his way home from school, a fourteen year old boy from a poor family stops by a convenience store for something to drink. When he thinks the clerk is not looking, the boy slips a bottle of soda and a candy bar into his book bag, and walks towards the door. The clerk catches the boy and calls the police. How might you explain the boy’s behavior according to each of the four crime causation theories? You must answer all four. Refer to your book, the Internet, or other source for reference assistance if needed.
1. Biological Theory
2. Psychological Theory
3. Social Structure Theory
4. Social Process Theory
Your submission must reflect an APA format with in-text citations and a reference list and be submitted as a WORD document. 

Is crime considered an adaptive behavior?  If you agree, why/how?  If you disag

Is crime considered an adaptive behavior?  If you agree, why/how?  If you disagree, why not/how not? 
must reflect references used such as your text and other scholarly material (i.e. journal articles, books, etc.) *GOOGLE SCHOLAR*
Must be a minimum of 75 words
Must be APA format

 5 questions! Short answers only! 250 or less words!   Chriss, J. J. (2022).

 5 questions! Short answers only! 250 or less words!  
Chriss, J. J. (2022). Social control: An introduction (3rd ed.). Polity Press.

Chapter 3. Informal Control 
Chapter 6. Informal Control: Case Studies 

 Lippman, M. (2021). Law and society (3rd ed.). SAGE.

Chapter 6. Dispute Resolution 
Chapter 11. Law and Racial and Ethnic Inequality 
 Beckett, K., & Herbert, S. (2009). Banished: The new social control in urban America. OxfordUniversity Press.
Toward Banishment: The Transformation of Urban Social Control (p. 37–62)