PART A: Which of the following identifies the overall claim of the text? A) Juvenile offenders are more likely to respond to rehabilitation than adults because they are more optimistic than hardened criminals. B) Both juvenile and adult offenders are equally harmed by their time in prison and would benefit from rehabilitation programs. C) Due to juvenile offenders’ mental development, spending time in prison doesn’t prevent youth from committing crimes or help them in ways that rehabilitation does. D) Juvenile offenders can’t be held accountable for the crimes they commit due to their stunted mental development and inability to adapt to outside life when they leave prison.