a symbolic interactionists view. Walter Reckless developed it. Basic question to answer is this, With the desire to deviate so common, why don't we all just 'bust loose'? He stressed that two control systems work against our motivations to deviate. Inner controls- conscience, religious principles AND outer controls- consists of people, family and friends. This theory can be summarized by self-control.
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