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jayhills49

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Define biosocial theory and explain what sets it apart from other biological perspectives on crime.
 
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Discuss the relationship between weather and crime, including how various types of weather affect different types of crime, how other factors may mediate the relationship, and the theory underlying the relationship.
 
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Answer: Answers should define biosocial theory and stress the emphasis on interaction between biology and the environment.

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Answer: Answers should discuss the complexity of the relationship between temperature and criminal behavior, including how mediating factors such as time of day and day of week, affect the strength of the relationship. Crimes discussed could include assault, property crimes, and domestic violence. The possible link between barometric pressure and violent crime should also be reviewed and answers should also explain how research results are consistent with routine activities theory.




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Reply 2 on: Aug 17, 2018
Excellent


matt95

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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