Thomas Was Raised Knowing the Fundamental Differences Between Right and Wrong

Thomas was raised knowing the fundamental differences between right and wrong. Nevertheless, he wasn't making enough money to purchase a new car as quickly as he liked. He knew of a gambling pool that was running numbers illegally, and decided to try getting rich quickly. He weighed the consequences of getting caught, and felt pretty confident that engaging in a few bets-especially with guidance from an "insider"
who had information that assisted him on what numbers to bet-would bring him instant wealth. He was right. He bet on a few games with his inside information and won enough money to buy the car. However, federal authorities had their own inside information and arrested everyone involved in the illegal gambling-including Thomas. Which theories best explain why Thomas engaged in criminal behavior?