I do agree that the residents of disadvantaged neighborhoods are more likely than residents of economically stable neighborhoods to engage in deviant or criminal behavior because there are factors that cannot help an individual, but to act against a law. For example, children from the disadvantaged neighborhoods have limited resources and supports from their surrounding to keep improving academically and would engage to something they are familiar too, an act of deviant or criminal behaviors. Whereas, the economically stable neighborhoods have resources that can help their children get education and away from the street. The self-reported surveys can provide a specific reason for a criminal or deviant person behaviors and not just the class