Question

According to the early control theorist, nye, which type of control usually "takes the fun out" of giving into criminal temptations

Answer 1

Internal controls make criminal acts less fun. This is the part of the person similar to the superego in Freudian terms: the aspect that makes moral decisions and wants the person to act in pro-social ways. These controls remind the person that what they are about to do will have negative long-term consequences.