What are the four approaches to situational crime prevention?

What are the four approaches to situational crime prevention?
A . Increase the effort required (e.g. target hardening, access control), Increased artificial lighting Reduced anticipated rewards (e.g. target removal, property labelling) Remove excuses (e.g. deploy signage stimulating the conscious, rule setting)
B. Increase the effort required (e.g. target hardening, access control), Increase the risk of being caught (e.g. entry screening, surveillance) Reduced anticipated rewards (e.g. target removal, property labelling) Remove excuses (e.g. deploy signage stimulating the conscious, rule setting)
C. Increase the effort required (e.g. target hardening, access control), Investment in CPTED Reduced anticipated rewards (e.g. target removal, property labelling) Remove excuses (e.g. deploy signage stimulating the conscious, rule setting)
D. Increase the effort required (e.g. target hardening, access control), Increase the risk of being caught (e.g. entry screening, surveillance) Reduced anticipated rewards (e.g. target removal, property labelling)

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Answer: B