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WOMEN IN PSYCHOTHERAPY: A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON by DAVID H. STOKER, LOUIS A. ZURCHER, and WAYNE Fox. Mimeograph. 23 pp. 15 tables

The sociocultural theory identifies a major source of instigation to deviance-limited access in the legitimate opportunity structure-and two major sources of attenuated control against deviance: anomie, in the normative structure, and access to illegitimate means, in the social control structure. The sociocultural system has dynamic properties ; the balance of instigation and control is what theoretically determines the level of deviance rates at a given social location during any given period.