According to differential association theory, the possibility of becoming deviant depends on four factors: the duration of time spent with the group, the intensity of the interaction, the frequency of interaction, and ______.
A) the size of the group
B) the calculated risks of associating with the group
C) the social capital offered by the group
D) the priority of the group in one's friendship network

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Differential association theory suggests that deviance is learned through interactions with others; the priority of the group in one's friendship network influences the impact of those interactions on the individual's behavior.

According to Differential Association Theory, the Possibility of Becoming Deviant