Differential Association theory argues that

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Differential Association theory suggests that individuals learn deviant and criminal behavior through their interactions with others who engage in such behavior. The theory emphasizes the role of socialization and the influence of one's peers, family, and community in shaping one's behavior. It suggests that people who are surrounded by individuals who engage in deviant behavior are more likely to engage in such behavior themselves. Therefore, Choice A is the best answer.

Differential Association Theory Argues That