By contrast, someone with little confidence in future success is more likely to drift toward deviance (textbook). The second types of social control theory is opportunity that explained by Hirschi. I agree with his statement, it is true, someone that have been know there will be great success in the future would fulfill their obligation and rules because they will afraid the consequence they will face in the future. For example, five years ago I was in high school, I have to work hard and study hard to reach my goal by investing toward my goal. At that time I just came from Ethiopia, I beryl spoke english, reach to my goal by my personal investment toward my school with my time and effort because my goal was to go college and …show more content…
For example, like I say, I understood very little English, so I couldn't catch what a teacher or student said to me. I am very shy person and not good with socializing with others. Consequecenly, I was looking for some ways to improve my English, and My teachers told me how I should get involve with other and how should have energy to engage in deviant activities. I made friends and I started participating in class too. My English had improved. I learned how to hold a conversation with my classmates and my teachers. I also learned how to write and read in the language. I learned how to organize my thoughts and communicate my ideas, knowledge and information through fluent speech. Lastly, belief; strong belief in conventional morality and respect for authority figures restrains tendencies toward deviance. Yes, It is true if you have strong belief you are less likely in deviant behavior. For example, In our culture we strong belief drinking alcohol is bad thing. Therefore, I will never attempt to do