Law and Politics

Sutherland's theory of differential association identifies two primary socialization influences: ...

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Subcultural theories in criminology declined in popularity during the 1960s and never again ...

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One reason subcultural theories declined in popularity during the 1960s and 1970s was because of the ...

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If after you did a particular behavior such as smoke some pot and your friends responded by ending ...

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Differential association theory is considered the second general theory of crime, developed shortly ...

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Cultures themselves are often the contexts in which socialization occurs.

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Albert Cohen was the first to develop a general theory of subcultures.

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Wolfgang and Ferracuti's subculture of violence theory gave rise to all but which of the following ...

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Who developed the first general theory of subcultures in criminology?

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Which one of Sutherland's propositions points to the idea of "normative conflict" where there is no ...

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Which of the following identifies the extension of social learning theory that the social learning ...

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Which of the following did Sutherland characterize as an agent of socialization?

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Which (numbered) propositions are considered the cornerstone of Sutherland's differential association theory?

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What has been criminology's main response to the criticism that Cohen failed to present adequate ...

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Like Miller and Cohen before him, Anderson also suggests that a street culture or code emphasizes ...

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In Cloward and Ohlin's typology, which type of gang represents "double failures" who have failed at ...

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Cultural transmission theories focus on which of the following?

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Akers argues that which of the following concepts provides individuals with justifications or ...

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A toddler, for example, who starts to mimic a cuss word they hear their parents use is engaging in ...

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List and describe each characteristic of the acronym VIVA. These characteristic are used to ...

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Discuss the theoretical origins of social disorganization theory.

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Sampson and colleagues contend that communities need to develop greater amounts of __________ in ...

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A __________ theory seeks to explain variation in crime rates versus variation in individual offending.

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__________ refers to the process whereby community residents begin to complain to community leaders ...

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__________ is the study of how human relationships are affected by a particular environment.

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