Sutherland's holds that individuals are exposed tothe values of family and peers such as school friends or coworkers.

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Sutherland's                   holds that individuals are exposed tothe values of family and peers such as school friends or coworkers.

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Sutherland's differential association theory posits that criminal behavior is learned through interaction with others, particularly through the transmission of values, attitudes, techniques, and motives for criminal behavior from those in an individual's close social circle, such as family and peers.

Sutherland's Holds