The Basic Idea Behind Differential Association Theory Is That

question 66

Multiple Choice

The basic idea behind differential association theory is that

• A) one's environment has little influence on deviance and crime.
• B) most deviant and criminal behavior is spontaneous.
• C) labeling is a major factor in explaining deviance.
• D) primary deviance leads to secondary deviance.
• E) most people learn deviant behavior through interaction.

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