Which of the following is NOT a key concept in Sampson and Laub's informal social control theory?

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Sampson and Laub's informal social control theory emphasizes the importance of life events or transitions (such as marriage or employment) that can alter the trajectory of an individual's life, potentially leading to desistance from crime. These are often referred to as "turning points." "Trouble" is not a key concept within their theory, which focuses more on the structure and changes in an individual's life course rather than the presence of trouble or problematic situations per se.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Key Concept in Sampson