________ argues that once self-control has formed in childhood, it affects adolescents in the ...

________ argues that once self-control has formed in childhood, it affects adolescents in the choices they make in peer relations, school conduct and achievement, drug and alcohol use, and delinquent activities.
 
  A) Radical criminology B) Social control theory
  C) The general theory of crime D) Cultural deviance theory

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(Question #2) Which of the following views school as a means by which the privileged classes maintain power over the lower classes?
 
  A) cultural deviance theory B) radical theory
  C) strain theory D) social control theory

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(Question #3) Which of the following theories argues that once students are defined as deviant they adopt a deviant role in response to their lowered status?
 
  A) strain theory B) labeling theory
  C) cultural deviance theory D) social control theory

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(Question #4) Which of the following theories states that delinquency is likely to result when a strong bond to school does not develop?
 
  A) social control theory B) cultural deviance theory
  C) labeling theory D) conflict theory

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(Question #5) Which of the following states that children learn delinquent behavior through being exposed to others and by mimicking or modeling others' actions?
 
  A) strain theory B) conflict theory
  C) labeling theory D) cultural deviance theory