Merton’s theory of anomie has been criticized on what grounds?

a) It fails to account for instrumental crime (e. g., crime committed for financial gain).
b) It fails to account for spontaneous crime, or crime that appears senseless and irrational.
c) It fails to account for all street crime, regardless of whether it has a rational component.
d) It fails to acknowledge that a person experiencing anomie might simply remain conformist.