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wenmo

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Symbolic reaction theory (labeling theory) is rooted in symbolic interaction theory. Explain how labeling may lead to a criminal career.
 
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The role of police officers in the fight against terrorism is well defined.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Labeling can lead to crime when a person self-identifies with the criminal label. This criminal label eventually becomes their master status, or the main way in which they identify themselves. Once this occurs, a person feels cut off from conventional society and seeks out others who carry the same label. These individuals then form a subculture and engage in more illegal behaviors.

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Reply 2 on: Aug 13, 2018
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