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| Argues that Mertons theory is too individualistic. Meaning like Cloward and Ohlin, that people use their association to determine their deviant responses. |
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| of people with blocked aspirations- criminal, conflict, and retreatist subcultures. |
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| Argued that the deviant behavior chosen is learned in interaction with others. |
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| People who are unable to reach legitimate goals and are unable to employ illegitimate means because of internalized prohobition. |
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| found that deviant opportunity, like conventional opportunity, also varied, and people could be double failures. |
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| Juveniles with high aspirations were less delinquent than those with low aspirations. |
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| Hirchi rejects this correlation because his own study of deviance amon Richmond, CA teens show no correlation. |
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