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Key Arguments from Social Control Theory: 1 Weak attachments (bonds) to conventional society lead to criminal and
delinquent behavior
Key Arguments from Social Control Theory: 2 Delinquent acts happen as a result of an individual's bond to society being
weak or broken
Key Arguments from Social Control Theory: 3 Social bonds are external control
Key Arguments from Self-Control Theory: 1 We are born with low self-control, and only achieve greater self-control
through adequate socialization
Key Arguments from Self-Control Theory: 2 Indicators of low self control include:
Inability to delay gratification
Risk taking behaviors
Lack of cognitive ability
Minimal tolerance of frustration
Impulsivity
Key Arguments from Self-Control Theory: 3 People do not develop the internal ability to manage these behaviors
effectively if not socialized
Key Arguments from Self-Control Theory: 4 Socialization developed an internal control
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