Which theory views delinquency as the result of a youth's dysfunctional or destructive relationship with the critical elements of socialization in his or her life-family, peers, schools, community-where the dysfunctionality causes the youth to see delinquency as a feasible alternative?

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Kolten Caldwell

Social Studies

22 December, 09:30

Which theory views delinquency as the result of a youth's dysfunctional or destructive relationship with the critical elements of socialization in his or her life-family, peers, schools, community-where the dysfunctionality causes the youth to see delinquency as a feasible alternative?

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Social Process Theory

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Social process theory views delinquency as the result of a youth's dysfunctional or destructive relationship with the critical elements of socialization in his or her life family, peers, schools, community where the dysfunctionality causes the youth to see delinquency as a feasible alternative