What does the differential association theory propose about the origin of deviant behavior?

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Viewed as typical behavior by certain antisocial peopleTriggered by genetic abnormalitiesAcquired through social interactions with othersCaused by a lack of social resourcesDeveloped due to psychological disorders

Explanation

The differential association theory suggests that deviant behavior is not innate or biologically determined but is learned through communication and interaction with others who engage in such behavior.