According to Differential Association Theory, How Does Learning Criminal Behaviour

question 40

Multiple Choice

According to differential association theory, how does learning criminal behaviour differ from learning other types of behaviour?

• A) Learning criminal behaviour is much more a peer group exercise.
• B) Learning criminal behaviour is a matter of imitation.
• C) Learning criminal behaviour is more difficult.
• D) There is no substantive difference between learning criminal behaviour and noncriminal behaviour.
• E) Learning criminal behaviour is greater in intensity.

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