CJUS Theory Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Social Control Theory

A

Social bonds control whether or not you committ crime.

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2
Q

Anomie theory

A

lawlessness, normalessness

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3
Q

Matza’s Theory

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drift theory

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4
Q

Charles cooley

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looking glass self theory

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5
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George Herbet Mead theories

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I and me theories

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6
Q

Albert Reiss

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Personal control and social control

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7
Q

Ian Nye

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family most important in role

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8
Q

Walter Reckless

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why somepeople committ crime and others dont…resileincy…containment theory

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9
Q

Coleman

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3 additional theories

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10
Q

Drift theory

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kids drift back and forth between delinquency and non delinquency

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11
Q

Hirschi

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social bond theory and self control theory

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12
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According to Hirschi

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most important bond was attachment

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13
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Central premise of social bond theory

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crime occurs when social bonds are weak

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14
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Hirschi and Gottfredson

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gottfredson brought internal or self control is learned early on and supposed to betaught by parents

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15
Q

John Hagen

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power control

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16
Q

Charles Tittle

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Balane Theory

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17
Q

Control Ratio

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any inbalance can cause deviance

18
Q

Mark Colvin

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Differrential Coercion Theory

19
Q

Labeling Theorists

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State interventioncauses crime

20
Q

Lemert

A

primary and secondary deviant acts

21
Q

Tannenbaum

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earliest theorists to say state intervention causes crime

22
Q

Braithwaite

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disentegrative and re-entregtive strategies

23
Q

Becker, Erikson and Kitsuse

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how society reacts to the crime by labeling

24
Q

Rose, Clear

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coerced mobility

25
Q

Robert Sampson

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ecological bias

26
Q

Conflict Theory

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focus attention on struggles between individuals

27
Q

Marx and Engels

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conflict and crime is a result of conflict of capitalism

28
Q

Simmel

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conflict regarded not as aproblem but rather a typical aspect of order that often contributed to order

29
Q

Bonger

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crime traced to unfavorable environment

30
Q

Sellin

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Culture conflict

31
Q

Vold

A

criminals always lose

32
Q

Turk

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assignment of criminal status has more to do with individuals relationship with authority

33
Q

Chambliss

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legal realism. laws and cases are abstract

34
Q

Quinney

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focused on conflicting interest, typology

35
Q

Peacemaking Criminology

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reintegrational shaming

36
Q

social bonds determining whether or not people commitcrimes

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social control theory

37
Q

lawlessness, normalessness

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Anomie Theory

38
Q

who came up with drift theory

A

Matza

39
Q

who came up with theory of looking glass self theory

A

Charles Cooley

40
Q

who came up with the I and Me theory

A

george herbert mead