Which of the following statements would NOT emerge from a critical social control theory analysis of deviance and social control?
A)Social control can be either internal,in the form of compliance,or external,in the form of coercion
B)If adults have ties to conventional society via employment and marriage,then research shows they are less likely to engage in crime and deviance
C)Where there are weak communities,shaming will contribute to higher crime rates
D)Law,especially criminal law,has proved unable to control the activities of those whose interests are contrary to those in power

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Critical social control theory would argue that law and criminal justice systems are often biased and disproportionately target marginalized individuals and groups. Thus, it would not advocate for the idea that law is an effective means of controlling deviance, which is reflected in statement D. Choices A, B, and C are consistent with critical social control theory and would be likely to emerge from this perspective.

Which of the Following Statements Would NOT Emerge from a Critical