Sutherland developed his theory of differential association in order to explain criminality as an individual,but not a group phenomenon.

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Sutherland developed his theory of differential association to explain how criminal behavior is learned and reinforced through group interaction and socialization. Therefore, he specifically argued that criminality is a group, not an individual phenomenon.

Sutherland Developed His Theory of Differential Association in Order to Explain