Daniel Glaser felt that Sutherland's theory was too __________ and proposed that a process of identification with criminals also had to take place.

A) liberal
B) mechanistic
C) voluntary
D) sociological

Glaser believed that Sutherland's theory was too mechanistic (meaning focused on mechanical or automatic processes), and that a process of identification with criminals also had to take place. This suggests that Glaser believed Sutherland's theory was lacking in terms of accounting for the psychological processes involved in becoming a criminal, and that a more nuanced understanding was necessary.