How does Moore connect Fine's continuum of deviance to gangs?
a. Moore believes gangs engage in "normal" deviant behavior.
b. Moore believes deviance should not be used to define gangs.
c. Moore believes gangs fall on the "rowdy" end of the continuum.
d. Moore believes that gang behavior is no different than other peer groups.
C
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