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The parents of a deviant child often want to find some way to excuse their offspring’s behavior, and it’s common to hear them say, "He just fell in with a bad crowd." …

The parents of a deviant child often want to find some way to excuse their offspring’s behavior, and it’s common to hear them say, "He just fell in with a bad crowd." …
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The parents of a deviant child often want to find some way to excuse their offspring’s behavior, and it’s common to hear them say, "He just fell in with a bad crowd." Which theory of deviance does this explanation most closely resemble?

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differential association

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