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Criminological Theory: A Brief Introduction ¦ Mitchell Miller, Schreck, Tewksbury ¦ 4th Edition
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Most scholars agree that it is impossible to assign a simple "true" or "false" to the deterrence doctrine.
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Beccaria made extensive use of the distinction between specific and general deterrence.
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Cesare Lombroso illustrated a __________ in his work which was associated with determinism.
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Which area of deterrence research holds promise of being able to actually measure perceptions?
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The first dominant paradigm in American criminology was Neoclassicism.
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Theoretically, which of the following should lead to an increase in deterrence?
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Nineteenth-century positivism, which supplanted classical criminology, took issue primarily with ...
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Approximately when did the positivist domination of criminology decline and the revival of interest ...
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Describe the four main components necessary to demonstrate causality?
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The Chicago school perspective and researchers such as Shaw and McKay, Merton and Sutherland ...
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