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What is Differential Association Theory?
Crime is learned through interaction with other people.
Who developed Differential Association Theory?
Edwin Sutherland.
What are Definitions?
Attitudes and beliefs that support or discourage crime.
What are Motives/Rationalisations?
Reasons used to justify offending.
What are Primary Groups?
Family and close friends who have the strongest influence.
What are the four learning factors?
Frequency, Duration, Priority and Intensity.
What is an Excess of Definitions?
More pro-crime than anti-crime definitions, making offending more likely.