Oselin's Approach to Deviance Differs from That of Becker's in That

Oselin's approach to deviance differs from that of Becker's in that ____.

A) Oselin draws upon the life-course criminology paradigm
B) Oselin is focused on both internal and external factors of deviant career
C) Becker is focused on the internal aspects of deviant career while Oselin is more focused on the external aspects
D) None of the above