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Steven Messner and Richard Rosenfeld's institutional anomie theory is an updating of Robert Merton's work. Explain how this theory differs from Merton's.
Behavioral Health
A field that encompasses both mental health and substance use disorders, focusing on the behaviors that impact overall well-being.
Unprotected Sex
Sexual intercourse without the use of contraceptives or protective barriers, increasing the risk of sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancy.
Drug Use
The act of consuming substances that alter mental states or bodily functions, which can range from medical prescription usage to illicit substance abuse.
Bronfenbrenner's Theory
A framework suggesting that an individual's development is affected by the interaction between their environment and various systemic layers, from immediate surroundings to broader societal influences.
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