Question

cultural deviance theorists argue that

american society is made up of various groups and subgroups, each with its own standards of right and wrong
crime is most likely to occur among the lower social classes
people learn to commit crime as a result of contact with antisocial values, attitudes, and criminal behavior patterns
crime is the result of social disorganization

question 25
edwin sutherlands differential association theory suggests that _

there is no single connection between class and crime
there is no single connection between class and crime
lower - class persons adopt illegitimate means to achieve economic success
lower - class persons adopt legitimate means to achieve economic success

Explanation:

Cultural deviance theories posit that American society is composed of diverse groups and subgroups, each having its own standards of right - wrong. Differential association theory by Edwin Sutherland emphasizes that there is no simple connection between class and crime.

Answer:

First question: American society is made up of various groups and subgroups, each with its own standards of right and wrong.
Second question: There is no simple connection between class and crime.