Which of the following theories differs from others as it focuses on factors that prevent people from acting on potential criminological impulses or desires?

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The social bond theory focuses on the interpersonal connections that may prevent individuals from engaging in criminal behavior. It asserts that individuals who have strong bonds with society (e.g. family, school, religion) are less likely to commit crimes as they do not want to jeopardize those connections. In contrast, the other theories listed focus on various reasons why individuals may engage in criminal behavior, such as exposure to criminal activity (differential association), societal labels placed on certain individuals (labeling), and disorganized neighborhoods lacking social control (social disorganization).

Which of the Following Theories Differs from Others as It