According to the differential association theory deviant acts are_________________?
Correct answer: C. learned through interaction with others
- A. considered normal by some antisocial individuals
- B. caused by abnormal chromosomes
- C. learned through interaction with others
- D. the result of social deprivation
Explanation
Differential association theory holds that deviant behavior is learned through interaction with others, including learning techniques and attitudes that support rule-breaking. It is a social-learning explanation, not a chromosome-based one.
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