Burgess and Akers Find Sutherland's Differential Association Theory Inadequate Because

Burgess and Akers find Sutherland's differential association theory inadequate because Sutherland

A) ignored the individual's choice-making ability.
B) placed too much emphasis on the rewards,not the consequences,of deviant behavior.
C) could not empirically test his theory.
D) did not specify what is involved in the process of learning to become a criminal.