Asked by Haris Jamal on Sep 27, 2024
Sociologists criticizing control theory point out that control can become a possible cause of deviance.They therefore conclude that most versions of this theory are too
A) underdeveloped.
B) oriented to adult deviance.
C) simplistic.
D) focused on society's unattainable goals.
Control Theory
A theory in sociology and criminology that explains an individual's bond to society prevents them from engaging in antisocial behavior.
Adult Deviance
Nonconformity to established adult norms and values, often resulting in negative societal reactions.
- Capture the essence of various theories explaining the emergence and endurance of deviance and crime.
- Comprehend the criticisms and constraints of principal deviance theories.
Learning Objectives
- Capture the essence of various theories explaining the emergence and endurance of deviance and crime.
- Comprehend the criticisms and constraints of principal deviance theories.
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