Cohen's Theory of Status Frustration Most Closely Resembles Merton's Goal-Means

Multiple Choice

Cohen's theory of status frustration most closely resembles Merton's goal-means gap because they both

A) use similar styles of research.
B) argue that deviant actions are the product of individual choice.
C) assert that lower-class people are more likely to engage in deviant actions.
D) assume that social class has little to do with deviant behavior.