Question List for "Criminological Theory: A Brief Introduction"

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Law and Politics » The primary cause of crime in Freudian psychology is an underdeveloped superego. New
Started by fungirl
 82 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » What is it called in social disorganization theory when residents complain and organize about ... New
Started by hgjjghgjh
 53 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Stewart et al. (2007) found that street code attitudes had what type of effect on individuals' ... New
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 55 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Describe Sigmund Freud's theory of personality and the three parts of the personality he identified ... New
Started by ega16
 80 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » According to White and Walters (1989, 2002), __________ refers to the tendency of criminals to put ... New
Started by Labomba
 86 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Yochelson and Samenow's theory of criminal personality focuses on thought patterns that one may be ... New
Started by april 19
 65 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Which component of routine activities theory holds or posits that if nobody in an area wants to ... New
Started by shivanipalawai@gmail.com
 66 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » The zone identified by Shaw and McKay as having the highest crime rates was called? New
Started by Drewster127
 62 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » According to routine activities theory, which of the following is NOT one of the three necessary ... New
Started by trevg
 80 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » What are the policy implications of relying on psychological theories for explaining crime? New
Started by dongbo
 70 May 19, 2022
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