According to differential association theory, both criminal and anti-criminal associations can be affected by duration which refers to the length of exposure to particular behavioral patterns.

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Differential association theory posits that behavior is learned through social interactions, and that both criminal and anti-criminal behavior can be learned through these interactions. Duration of exposure to these interactions can affect the strength and likelihood of adopting these behaviors.

According to Differential Association Theory, Both Criminal and Anti-Criminal Associations