Problem: A distinction is made between the three interrelated areas of criminality (motivation or facilitation), crime (the act or event), and criminalization (a constructive and imaginative social process), which the theories discussed all attempt to explain to varying degrees. Explanations for white collar criminality generally fall into three different categories: biogenetic explanations (the idea that someone is "born criminal" or with criminal tendencies stemming from their biological makeup), psychological explanations (based on ideas of character or the development of certain personality traits), and sociogenic explanations (theories of self-control, social control, conflict, and power).
Of all the theories, which do you consider the most useful or valid in application to white collar crime, and why?