The control theory (Brym and Lie, (2007), pp. 198-199) states that people naturally are not righteous and to keep people in check, strong bonds, which make deviance costly, are required. The control theory, in highlighting the importance of strong bonds for a low-crime society, also sheds new light on the importance of the family in any society, perhaps more so in Iraq...
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The control theory, in highlighting the importance of strong bonds for a low-crime society, also sheds new light on the importance of the family in any society, perhaps more so in Iraq. Many males in Iraq take up arms and this results in many single parent families. These families tend to be less stable and cannot form strong enough bonds to keep the child from venturing into terrorist groups, which in turn leads to bolder terrorism in Iraq...
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Deviance It also depends on the ratio of contacts with deviant people to the contacts with conformist people. A person is more likely to be influenced by a friend or family member than an acquaintance...	2 / 294
deviance They must also yet and still "evolve a personal style for their deviance". In being deviant as a career one must also be able to "balance their deviance with the nondeviant aspects of their lives, such as their relationship with family members, people in the community and those on whom the rely on to meet their legitimate needs"...	3 / 724
Deviance The connection between a specific pattern of chromosomes has been shown to be related to deviant behavior. Overall, research findings suggest genetic and social influences are significannot in affecting the patterns of deviant behavior in society...	3 / 755
Deviance In Society As a result it puts a stigma on the teen, which causes the teen to accept it, and then becomes a deviant individual. Rules are created and broken by people who have strong social powers, and ties...	3 / 642