When Control/critical Theorists Look at Deviant Behavior, They Focus On

question 37

Multiple Choice

When control/critical theorists look at deviant behavior, they focus on:

• A) how people interact and define the world around them
• B) how deviance fulfills certain purposes from the macro view of society
• C) how inequality causes the less powerful to engage in deviant and criminal acts because they have few ways of succeeding in society
• D) how individuals learn deviant behavior from family members and friends

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