The case study of Jesse Pomeroy stated that Jesse lacked a bond to conventional society, thus making him more prone to committing criminal acts.This is best explained by ______.

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Hirschi's theory of social bonding posits that individuals who lack strong ties to society (in terms of attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief) are more likely to engage in deviant behavior or criminal acts. Jesse Pomeroy's case, as described, aligns with this theory, suggesting that his lack of a bond to conventional society could make him more prone to committing criminal acts.

The Case Study of Jesse Pomeroy Stated That Jesse Lacked