There are different and sometimes complementary aspects of sociological theories regarding crime and deviance. It will be useful to highlight the common points before moving on to the original ideas of theories. When these theories, which have been developed through the 20th century, are evaluated, the following common points stand out: (1) Deviance is seen in all societies and comprised of functions that can be useful from a social point of view. When these functions are resolved, the crime will be better understood. (2) Deviance depends on conflict. Social strata are related to interests especially economic ones. (3) Deviance is related to the tension, constraint and stress within society. (4) Deviance is strongly related to modern urban life. (5) Deviance is learned from daily life situations. (6) Deviance is caused by the lack of commitment to group values and the principle of compliance with laws. The correct answer is Choice C.