In many ways, control theories can be seen as extensions of classical school thought into explaining criminal behavior.

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Control theories, such as Hirschi's Social Bond Theory, extend classical school thought by focusing on why people refrain from committing crimes, emphasizing the importance of societal bonds, and personal self-control in preventing criminal behavior, which aligns with the classical school's focus on rationality and social contracts.

In Many Ways, Control Theories Can Be Seen as Extensions