Car theft usually motivated by a teenager's desire to acquire the power, prestige, sexual potency, and recognition associated with an automobile is known as:

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Taniya Howard

Social Studies

2 December, 05:28

Car theft usually motivated by a teenager's desire to acquire the power, prestige, sexual potency, and recognition associated with an automobile is known as:

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Janelle · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Joyriding.

For most car theft, the purpose of the action is to obtain some sort of financial gain from the car.

In joyriding, the perpetrator does not interested in such financial gain and conducted the theft in order to have fun.