Agnew's (1992) general strain theory speaks to a standout amongst the most imperative hypothetical advancements in criminology in the course of recent years. Expanding upon his prior work on the modification of strain theory (Agnew, 1985, 1989), Agnew's work is an instance of ''theory elaboration'' (Wagner and Berger, 1985) in that his theory is a change over its ancestors. Fundamental to this change is the expanded accuracy and meticulousness of the logical plan and also the extent of the key idea, strain, and its application (e.g., importance to every single social class as opposed to essentially to bring down class). Furthermore, Agnew made his theory particular from exemplary strain speculations by including an affective variable (i.e.,
