According to the Social Control approach, when the young people’s commitment to moral values and order get weaker, they turn into criminals by means of neutralization techniques. These techniques are as follows: (A) Denial of responsibility: Anyone with a certain background commits a crime. (B) Refusing to harm somebody else: Considering the car theft only as borrowing, thinking that such behaviors as skipping school or substance abuse is not harmful to anyone. (C) Adopting the understanding that the individuals commit crimes, because the society is corrupted. The commitment to criminal groups or gangs gets ahead of commitment to social values. The correct answer is Choice B.