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
Correct Answer:
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