Which of the Following Is a Key Principle of Differential

question 62

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key principle of differential association theory?

• A) Criminal behaviour is learned in isolation from one's family.
• B) Criminal behaviour is learned in interaction with others.
• C) Learning includes the techniques but not the motives for committing crime.
• D) Learning criminal behaviour stems from unique individual needs and values.

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