has a child who is regularly in trouble at school, and she is wondering about sending this child to a wilderness program for teens with similar problems. Based on the text discussion of deviancy training, what is the BEST advice to give Bei?

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Bei has a child who is regularly in trouble at school, and she is wondering about sending this child to a wilderness program for teens with similar problems. Based on the text discussion of deviancy training, what is the BEST advice to give Bei?

A."It's up to you. There is no research on this question."

B."It will be fine if your child is a girl, but not good for a boy."

C."Go for it. Your child will feel more comfortable with kids like him or herself."

D."Be cautious. Your child might learn to be more antisocial from the other kids."

D."Be cautious. Your child might learn to be more antisocial from the other kids."

Explanation:

Studies on deviancy training have shown that antisocial teenagers spending time together in places like the one Bei is considering, may promote friendships based on antisocial behavior and further the problem. When antisocial youths interact with each other in a setting that is not properly structured, there´s a tendency to engage in more behavioral problems.