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There is no single factor that predisposes a person to behave violently or become involved in criminal behaviour. Individual, community and societal level factors, and interactions among these factors, all influence behaviour. Some increase the risk of becoming involved in criminal offending and some can help buffer the effects of risk factors and are known as protective factors. Persons take decisions to stay away from crime despite the predisposing factors or to engage in crime without any risk factors that create a predisposition.