Differential association theory postulates that drug abuse largely stems from occasional users' being labeled "abusers."

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Differential association theory proposes that people learn drug use behaviors through their social interactions and relationships, including exposure to attitudes and norms related to drug use. This theory does not suggest that drug abuse is solely caused by labeling occasional users as "abusers."

Differential Association Theory Postulates That Drug Abuse Largely Stems from Occasional