2.2 Flashcards

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Sutherland’s differential association

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Criminal behaviour is learned largely in the family and peer groups

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Imitation

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Individuals acquire criminal skills and techniques through observing those around them

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Learned attitudes

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Socialisation within the group exposes the individual to attitudes and values about the law

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Operant learning theory

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Skinner’s theory says that if a behaviour results in a reward it is likely to be repeated

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Behaviourism

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The cause of someone’s behaviour lies in the reinforcements and punishments that shape it

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Differential reinforcement theory

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Skinner argues that behaviour is the results of reinforcements and punishments

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7
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Social learning theory

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Bobo doll

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