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Which of the following is NOT a primarily positivist theory of deviance? a) differential association b) anomie-strain theory c) control theory d) phenomenological theory

Which of the following is NOT a primarily positivist theory of deviance? a) differential association b) anomie-strain theory c) control theory d) phenomenological theory
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Which of the following is NOT a primarily positivist theory of deviance?

a) differential association
b) anomie-strain theory
c) control theory
d) phenomenological theory

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User Rotem Varon
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Answer: i belive the answers are C or D

Explanation: i done my research

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