Law and Politics

Self-control, though a unidimensional concept, contains traits or symptoms which are hypothesized to ...

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Sampson and Laub are credited with resurrecting the famous Gluecks' longitudinal data.

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Piquero and Bouffard (2007) found what much less support for Hirschi's revised version of how to ...

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Marriage, employment, and military service are examples of social bonds in adulthood that can have ...

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Gottfredson and Hirschi would say that social bonds are by-products of self-control.

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Control theories assume that what needs to be explained is why people resist criminal temptations.

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According to the theoretical construct of self-control, self-control will remain relatively stable over time.

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Why is Gottfredson and Hirschi's low self-control theory called a general theory?

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Which trait in Gottfredson and Hirschi's low self-control theory has been the one most seen before ...

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Which of the following best describes Hirschi's conception of the social bond?

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Which component of Hirschi's conception of the social bond would concern the perception that rules ...

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Which component of Hirschi's conception of the social bond makes the most use of Toby's concept of ...

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What year did Hirschi publish the book containing the definitive social control model in criminology?

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What has the empirical research testing of Hirschi's social control theory found?

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What else do control theories assume besides the idea of innate human selfishness?

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Hirschi's social control theory includes all the following components of the social bond EXCEPT:

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Control theories are different from classical theories in that:

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According to the early control theorist, Nye, which type of control usually "takes the fun out" of ...

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According to Merton's original theory, discuss the main arguments and assumptions of his strain theory.

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Explain how Cloward and Ohlin extended Merton's strain theory, and assess whether this extension ...

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The __________ refers to the belief that emphasis in the U.S. is placed on monetary and material success.

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Messner and Rosenfeld argued that when the desire to make money takes precedence over family, ...

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Merton proposed when people are faced with an obstacle to achieve their desires and strain occurs ...

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Agnew et al. (2002) argued that __________ or personality factors are the most significant ...

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__________ subcultures arise when there are no opportunities for legitimate gain, but illegitimate ...

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