Larry Nassar Research Paper

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Larry Nassar has been sentenced up to 175 years in prison for decades of sexual abuse. Nassar was a USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University doctor. There had been various reports in the past, but they were all shut down. In 2016 one female gymnast made Nassar's abuse public, and over 150 girls came out and stated that Nassar sexually abused them. Nassar will now be spending the rest of his life in prison. https://www.cnn.com/2018/01/24/us/larry-nassar-sentencing/index.html What Nassar did was not right, and it went against a ton of societal norms. These girls were tricked into believing that what he was doing was okay. Robert Merton's theory states that a person may have the socially acceptable goal of financial success, but lack a

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