The Difference Between "Control Theory" and Other Theories Written About

question 91

Multiple Choice

The difference between "control theory" and other theories written about in the text is that

• A) control theory is decidedly psychological in nature.
• B) control theory focuses more on hereditary factors.
• C) while the other theories focus on the "why" of deviance, control theory focuses on why some people do not deviate.
• D) the other theories tend to concentrate on environmental factors, while control theory does not.

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Definitions:

Puberty

The developmental stage during which a child's body transitions into an adult body capable of sexual reproduction.

Reproduction

The biological process by which individuals are produced.

Adulthood

The period in human life characterized by fully developed physical growth and maturity, as well as legal responsibility for one's actions.

Psychosexual Development

Development of the psychological components of sexuality.