The theory of differential association states that people commit deviance when they receive more rewards and less punishment by violating norms...

The theory of differential association states that people commit deviance when they receive more rewards and less punishment by violating norms rather than following them. What is deviant in one group may earn a person status in another group, and people may choose to risk the punishment they will receive from the former in order to gain the status they will earn from the act in the latter. What is it that this theory does not explain?