Which of the following theories applies the interactionist concept of the self, allows for choice, and stresses the importance of motives?
A) neutralization theory
B) differential identification theory
C) containment theory
D) control theory
(Question #2) Which of the following is the view that delinquency is learned from others and that delinquent behavior is to be expected of individuals who have internalized a preponderance of definitions that are favorable to law violations?
A) differential association theory
B) social process theory
C) drift theory
D) neutralization theory
(Question #3) Which of the following is NOT a criticism of differential association theory?
A) It is nearly impossible to test the differential association theory empirically.
B) The theory fails to deal with several critical questions relating to the process of learning crime from others.
C) The theory holds that the attitudes of delinquents and nondelinquents are same.
D) The theory has no room for human purpose and meaning.
(Question #4) What interactionist concept did Daniel Glaser use to modify differential association theory?
A) anomie
B) the self
C) drift
D) control
(Question #5) What is the basic premise of Edwin Sutherlands theory of differential association?
A) People make rational choices.
B) People learn crime from others.
C) Psychological impressions affect crime.
D) People are naturally evil.
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