A Similarity Between Differential Association and Deterrence Theories Is That

question 123

Multiple Choice

A similarity between differential association and deterrence theories is that they both:

• A) see deviance as the result of social inequality.
• B) view deviance results, at least in part, because there are greater rewards for deviance than for conformity.
• C) locate the source of deviance in the social structure.
• D) see deviance as the result of strain between goals and means of attaining them.

Grasp the significance of latent learning and its implications on observable behavior.

Analyze the effect of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation on behavior and learning.

Understand how income and substitution effects explain the behavior of consumers in response to price changes for normal and inferior goods.

Identify the concepts of inferior and normal goods and how their demand changes with income.

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