Sutherland's Differential Association Theory Postulates That Four Factors of Association

question 32

Multiple Choice

Sutherland's differential association theory postulates that four factors of association strongly impact the likelihood of being involved in antisocial behaviour.The four factors are:

• A)frequency,duration,previous violations,and age of subject
• B)frequency,attitude,timing and intensity of contact
• C)frequency,duration,priority and intensity of contact
• D)age of subject,age of contact,status of group members,duration of contact

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Definitions:

Stimulus

An external factor or event that provokes a response or reaction from a biological organism or system.

Ganglia

Collections of neuron cell bodies outside the central nervous system.

Neuroglia

Structures that function as support cells for other neurons, including astrocytes, microglia, and oligodendrocytes; also called neuroglial cells.

Ascending Track

In neuroscience or anatomy, it typically refers to nerve pathways that move up from the spinal cord to the brain.