Deviant behavior is the activity that violates the normative structure of society and is socially condemned. There are different aspects to consider when looking at the social and political influences of deviant behaviors. When looking at deviant behavior, the Micro-level analysis focuses on social process and personal characteristics, labeling, social bonding, self-control, or derogation that may account for an individual's reactions in a criminal and or deviant behavior. when using concepts from social bonding and differential associated theories, its argues that the pattern of routine activity approached by arguing the effect of routine activities on deviant behavior is contingent on peoples different social relations (Bernburg & Thorlindsson,
