According to Miller, juvenile delinquency stems from the frustration of not meeting teachers' expectations in school.

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Miller's theory on juvenile delinquency, known as the "focal concerns theory," emphasizes that delinquency arises from the culture of lower-class communities, focusing on concerns such as toughness and street smarts, rather than specifically from the frustration of not meeting teachers' expectations in school.

According to Miller, Juvenile Delinquency Stems from the Frustration of Not