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age grated theory
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turning points in life.
children career marriage |
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critical femiminsit
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men exploit womena nd control their sexuality
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liberal feminist
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females are less delinquenct. b/c social roles prevent opp.
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cycle of family disiullusion
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divorce
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retreatism
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reject goals reject society
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drugies
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socialization of children
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being into society and become integrated
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social process theories
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person interactoin with key elements of society --family peers schools religion
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problem behavior syndrome
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take traits from all theories and mix
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mix
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social development theory
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delinquency stems from behavior problems from childhood socialization....
perceived opp degree of involvement child ability to participate feedback |
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5 techniques of neutralization
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condemm condemers
blame victim deny responsiblity deny injury appeal to higher authoriy |
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neutralization theory
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drift in and out
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masculilinty hypothesis
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female criminal abandon female role and take on male characterics
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conformity
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conventional $
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multiple pathways to delinquency LOEBER
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authority conflict-covert-overt
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blended family
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both members of couple already have kids
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fueds idea
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girls punish themselves for not having penis
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75% of kids..
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are employed
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ritualism
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lessening of success goals in favor of strict customs- cults
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cults
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innovation
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reject/incapable of legitimate means. STEAL
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steal
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general strain
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-removal of pos stumili (divorce)
-presentation of neg stimuli (child abuse) -disjunction of expectation achievements |
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battered child syndrome
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non accidental physical injury of kids by parents / guardians
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latent trait theory
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people dont change- criminal opportunity do. maturity limits opp.
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de-institutinalization
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other setting besides jail
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rebellion
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substitute goals for others- terrorists
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terrorist
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chivalry hypothesis
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low female crime rates show law enformcement's lienecy with females
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merton
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did research -cant obtain, make other ways.
conformity innovation ritualism retreatism rebellion |
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strain theory
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people want same things. some cant obtain legintimaelty
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social control mechanisms
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shcools law religion courts. lack of is "natural area" for crime
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social capital
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pos relationships
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pro social bonds
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pos. attached to society
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social structive theories
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less concerned w/ offender
AREAS of delinquency |
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social bond theory
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the ties someone has with society. -attachement -commitment -belief -involvement
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containment theory
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if you have pos self image, it insulated you
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control theory
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delinquency results from weakened efffetcts. social mechanisms dont work. BORN BAD
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life course theory
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people have multiple traits. change over time
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differential reinforcement
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behavior is formed by reaction of others by that behavior
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learning theory
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kids learns linquency from others. born good, learn bad
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stratified
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grouping of society based on classes
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age of peer groups
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contagion effect
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catch deviant behavior from siblings
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familicide
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mass murders in which spouse and one or more kids is killed
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restorative justice
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crime looked at as a violation of relationship between actors.
must apologize and take respon. must fix |
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social conflict theory
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those w power make rules keep those in pweor in power. those rich stay rich
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self fulfilling prophecy
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neg feedback will make kids beleive its true. - leads to damaged self esteeme
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