Social learning theory of criminal behavior
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Criminology, Social learning, Differential associationAbstract
The article exposes Ronald L. Akers' social learning theory of criminal and deviant behavior. Explains its relations with Edwin H. Sutherland's theory of differential association. The article presents its postulates, elements and the hypotheses in relation to the criminal recidive. In the end it briefly presents the theory of social structure and social learning of crime, also formulated by Ronald L. Akers.
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