The sociological perspective on crime focuses on the idea that people are more social than individual, which is why we are influenced more by our surroundings than by our own psychological or biological attributes. This is why people from different societies have different ways of acting and interacting, based on their social structure. Each society has a different form of social control, or lack-there-of, which implements laws, rules, and norms that the society follows. The social perspective of crime is that one’s surroundings are what lead him/her to criminal behavior. Whether it is one’s socioeconomic status, their at-home life, or other outer influences, sociologists believe that criminals are more inclined to commit crime based on their