Sutherland Proposed the Theory of Differential Association Suggests That Criminal

Sutherland proposed the theory of differential association suggests that criminal behavior is learned through interactions with other criminals. Years later, Burgess and Akers expanded on Sutherland's theory by suggesting that other factors could combine with differential association to produce criminal behavior. The objective of this research is:

A) to answer research questions.
B) to reveal inconsistencies among researchers.
C) to fill gaps in the body of knowledge.
D) to produce more research questions.