The Key Element in Early Social Control Theories States That

The key element in Early Social Control theories states that

A) lack of ties to the conventional order will increase the likelihood of association with deviant peers.
B) deviance will be highest in disorganized communities that lack social controls.
C) personal controls, particularly those provided by the family, are extremely important.
D) there are four element of the social bond: attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief.