evaluation of sutherland's differential association theory- strengths

Question 1

what is a strength of Sutherland’s differential association theory?

Answer 1

constant

Question 2

why in Sutherland’s differential association theory is constant a strength?

Answer 2

crime often runs in families

individuals with criminal parents are more likely to become criminals themselves

Question 3

why in Sutherland’s differential association theory and by crime running in families being a constant, how does an individual turn criminal?

Answer 3

learned criminal values and techniques in the family

Question 4

what is another strength of Sutherland’s differential association theory?
(relating to people)

Answer 4

relationships

Question 5

how is relationships a strength in Sutherland’s diffrential association theory?

Answer 5

yound deliquents are likely to have criminal friends, suggesting they learn their behaviour from peer(s) groups.

can lead offenders to justify their behaviour