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According to Sutherland's differential association theory, a person becomes deviant or delinquent when there is a(n): Group of answer choices economic strain produced by a lack of economic opportunity. political movement that calls for attacks on social inequality. excess of deviant contacts favorable to violation of the law. absence of deviant contacts calling for obeying the law.

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          According to Sutherland's differential association theory, a person becomes deviant or delinquent when there is a(n):
Group of answer choices
economic strain produced by a lack of economic opportunity.
political movement that calls for attacks on social inequality.
excess of deviant contacts favorable to violation of the law.
absence of deviant contacts calling for obeying the law.

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According to Sutherland's differential association theory, a person becomes deviant or delinquent when there is a(n): Group of answer choices economic strain produced by a lack of economic opportunity. political movement that calls for attacks on social inequality. excess of deviant contacts favorable to violation of the law. absence of deviant contacts calling for obeying the law.