Matza Turns to Which Approach to Account for the Driving

question 28

Multiple Choice

Matza turns to which approach to account for the driving force that leads to delinquent behavior?

• A) Positivist criminology
• B) Strain theories
• C) Classical criminology
• D) Control theories

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