Differential association theory is often utilized to explain how the behaviors, particularly criminal behaviors, of youth are linked to and influenced by their interactions with peers rather than by parental guidance. Using this theory as the basis for your analysis, appraise how youth behaviors are learned from peers and how they differ from traditional behaviors that would result in an arrest in the adult system. Include behaviors such as “status offenses,” smoking, and truancy in your analysis.Your well-written paper should meet the following requirements:3-4 pages in length, not including title and reference pagesFormatted according to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA RequirementsCite a minimum of two scholarly academic peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and textbooks to support your responses that are not provided in the course. The CSU-Global Library is a great place to find these scholarly sources.

STUDENTS ARE TO DISCUSS WITH THEIR PEERS THEIR-OVERALL- FINDINGS ON CHAPTERS 7, 8 & 9. YOUR REVIEW /FINDINGS: CHAPTER 7: CHAPTER 8: CHAPTER 9: ---------------------------------------- please   replies to 2  of the  students first one  Chapter 7: In chapter 7, the section that opened my eyes the most was when they were talking about connecting with your target customer. It is so many different ways to connect to different type of customers. Also, the next section they talk about shifting advertising dollars to benefit the progression of the business. I think this is very important to running a business because you have to know when to switch your attention to a different advertisement. The investment in a different advertisement can bring the business more awareness and money.  Chapter 8: In chapter 8, the section that opened my eyes the most when they talked about start up costs. I think it very important to know the start up costs of your business, so you can proceed future with it. I learned the term "freemium pricing" which is a smart way to promote a product. I think you should give the product to somebody for free to test it out and then get them to buy it if they like the product. The chapter shares a little light on the accounting side of a business. Also, they list three things you can do if its downturn in your business by keeping even closer eye on your budget, get tough on payments, and negotiate with vendors. The chapter helps you beat the competition with intricate details that can help a new business owner.  Chapter 9: The most important topic this chapter brought to my attention was shaking the money tree. The most important things the tree has on it was vendor financing and banks. The banks can give you a microlending loan less than $35,000 to start up a business and not owe a lot of money to the bank. The program can get the business up and started. This program can be very beneficial to entrepreneurs just starting their business. The vendor financing can help after the business has been running smoothly. The financing comes from vendor after they see your business as beneficial. The loyalty of the vendor and buyer can go along way with one another. They both can benefit from each other partnership. - -------------------------- student 2Chapter 7:Chapter 7 focused on marketing and promotions. The book had a lot of good information in this chapter. One thing that stood out was the book pointed out using a wide variety of promo mix variables and intergrating them so that you can put out a consistent message to your target audience. I have seen in many instances how business don't just stick to one variable becasue it's the mix that will allow you to make sure all grounds are covered. I also thought the book had an interesting take on networking groups and using them as a source of promotional power because that would definitely give a business owner a huge push in the right direction. Chapter 8:Chapter 8 was about financial projections and preparing your numbers. I thought it was interesting to see how the book covered the concepts because these were concepts that we've learned in accounting 211 and 212 so it was nice to revisit. I also liked reading the bootstrapping section. The advice they gave in the book really helped me as somone who is in the business planing process, it's definitely something to take note of.Chapter 9: Chapter 9 was all about money and different ways of funding your business. One of the things that stood out most to me in the chapter was how in depth the authors were when it was time to cover lending through family and friends. However, it's not suprising that there would be an in depth overview because doing any type of business with family and friends can be very tricky. I like how they mentioned using collateral as a way to encourage family and friends to loan you the money becase they may be more inclined knowing that they aren't loaning in vain.