Question List for "Criminological Theory: A Brief Introduction"

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Law and Politics » Beccaria made extensive use of the distinction between specific and general deterrence. New
Started by urmomsucks
 81 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Beccaria highlighted features of a rational, enlightened justice system that would effectively deter ... New
Started by hjfhdiskkjs
 88 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Theoretically, which of the following should lead to an increase in deterrence? New
Started by knightj
 91 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » The first dominant paradigm in American criminology was Neoclassicism. New
Started by curls713
 100 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Nineteenth-century positivism, which supplanted classical criminology, took issue primarily with ... New
Started by Mscarter
 136 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Approximately when did the positivist domination of criminology decline and the revival of interest ... New
Started by dekbert
 101 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Describe the four main components necessary to demonstrate causality? New
Started by warrenjean01
 107 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » Which movement corresponded with scientific advances in biology, botany, and other medical sciences? New
Started by Sadjam2
 66 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » The Chicago school perspective and researchers such as Shaw and McKay, Merton and Sutherland ... New
Started by bryantpr01
 87 May 19, 2022
Law and Politics » What was the conclusion drawn from Martinson's 1974 report? New
Started by M1ch3a
 76 May 19, 2022
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