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What is the psychological explination of deviance?

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From social psychology: Deviance involves exhibiting behavior that breaks with the norms of society.
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from the psychological perspective, various explanation:

- behaviourism: deviance is learned.

- biopsychology: deviance is related to genes / hormones, lack of impulse control

- system theory: deviance (in an individual) is the symptom of underlying family problems
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